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My foreskin has turned white, but there is no itching or infection. Could this be a problem?
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My foreskin has turned white, but there is no itching or infection. Could this be a problem?
Asked by Male, 25 · 2 months ago
A white foreskin without itching or signs of infection is often harmless and may be due to natural skin colour changes or dryness. However, it is advisable to have it examined by a doctor or dermatologist to rule out any serious skin conditions and ensure appropriate care.
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Assessment
- A white discoloration of the foreskin without itching or infection could be benign but may require evaluation to rule out conditions like lichen sclerosus.
Recommendation
- Consult a healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis. They may recommend a topical treatment or further investigation if necessary.
Product Information
- Tacroz Ointment is used for eczema and may not be suitable for your condition without a doctor's advice. Avoid self-prescribing.
Answered 2 months ago