How can I completely cure a recurring yeast infection on my penis head after using Surfaz cream, desonide cream, Onabet SD lotion, fluconazole tablets, and Dazit tablets, and is the redness on the head of my penis during an erection caused by this infection? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How can I completely cure a recurring yeast infection on my penis head after using Surfaz cream, desonide cream, Onabet SD lotion, fluconazole tablets, and Dazit tablets, and is the redness on the head of my penis during an erection caused by this infection?

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How can I completely cure a recurring yeast infection on my penis head after using Surfaz cream, desonide cream, Onabet SD lotion, fluconazole tablets, and Dazit tablets, and is the redness on the head of my penis during an erection caused by this infection?

Asked by Male, 24 · 12 days ago

Vikas Singh

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12 days ago

The redness during an erection is common; increased blood flow stretches the already sensitive, inflamed skin. Since you have tried multiple treatments?including clotrimazole (Surfaz), sertaconazole (Onabet), fluconazole, and the steroid desonide?without lasting relief, it is important to see a specialist like a urologist or dermatologist. Sometimes, chronic redness is due to skin sensitivity, contact allergies, or underlying conditions rather than just active yeast. For now, wash the area gently with plain water, dry thoroughly, and avoid harsh soaps. A specialist will help find the right, lasting solution for you.

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