When the foreskin is also inflamed, it is referred to as balanoposthitis. Balanitis and balanoposthitis mainly occur in ...

Pseudoepitheliomatous, keratotic, and micaceous balanitis is a rare condition involving the skin of the glans penis that occurs in older men, most circumcised late in life. This condition is of ...

Usually occurs among uncircumcised men. The poor hygiene and infection are the major causes of balanitis. Symptoms include redness, irritation and soreness at the head of the penis. Diagnostic ...

3. Inflamed Tip Swelling of the penis foreskin, called balanitis, is often due to an infection, allergy, or some other skin irritation. One of the first symptoms may be a painful penis or skin ...

Many of the "clinical benefits" lauded by advocates of circumcision include reduced risk of phimosis, balanitis, urinary tract infections (UTIs), genital cancer and sexually transmitted infections ...

Your grandson may require surgery to remove the foreskin (circumcision) if the ballooning gets worse or if he develops an infection of the foreskin; this is called balanitis. Symptoms of balanitis ...

Doctors may recommend that a man or boy is circumcised if he has an unusually tight foreskin, known as phimosis, or suffers from recurrent infections of the foreskin and penis, known as balanitis.

A penis pump uses negative air pressure to engorge the blood vessels in your penis to help you develop an erection. Using the pump as directed is essential to prevent injury and other unwanted ...