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urbangardener40 urbangardener40 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2007
#1 ·
Hey everyone,

I recently dealt with some inflammation on the head of my penis. At first, the main symptoms were extreme sensitivity and a burning sensation—it felt incredibly hot. Then, these white patches started appearing; I could wash them off, but they just kept coming back. 😲
It was pretty painful and stinging, too.
I quickly picked up some Johnson & Johnson cream, and the issue cleared up within two days. Based on that, I’m fairly certain it was just a fungal infection—my girlfriend had the same thing, and since we aren't seeing anyone else, it clearly wasn't an STI.

Here’s the catch: now I’m having trouble with erections—specifically, blood flow isn't staying in the glans.
Basically, the head of my penis loses its firmness almost instantly. Even during an erection, a light touch can cause the blood to drain out of the head while the rest of the shaft stays hard. It has also taken on this weird bluish tint. 😕
Plus, there's this strange sensation... 😕
And when we're actually having sex, the head just goes limp. 👎
Even though the shaft itself remains fully erect!

Could this be a side effect from the cream, or have I actually damaged the tissue? Is there any way this will resolve? 😕

I haven't been able to find anything useful about this online anywhere.
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
731 messages
joined Feb 2007
#2 ·
That’s strange😕
I’m sure one of the guys will reach out to you, but honestly, just go see a doctor.😳
Ethan Richardson3 Ethan Richardson3 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Oct 2007
#3 ·
urbangardener40 said:hey everyone

I dealt with some inflammation on my glans recently. At first, it was just incredibly sensitive and felt super hot to the touch. Then these white patches started showing up—I could wash them off, but they’d just keep coming back. 😲
It was stinging like hell and hurting like crazy.
I grabbed some Johnson & Johnson cream pretty quickly and it cleared up in two days. Based on that, I'm pretty sure it was just a fungal thing since my girlfriend had it too; it's definitely not an STD because we aren't seeing anyone else and haven't been with anyone else recently.

The issue now is that I'm having trouble with erections—specifically, keeping blood in the head.
Basically, the glans just "deflates" easily. Even when I have an erection, a light touch can drain the blood from the tip while the rest of the shaft stays hard. I can't get it to stay firm, and the color has shifted to this weird bluish tint. 😕
Plus, I have this strange sensation... 😕
And during sex, the head just completely loses its firmness 👎
even though the rest of my body is fully erect!

Is this because of the cream or did I actually damage the tissue? Is there any way to fix this? 😕

THERE IS ZERO INFO ON THIS ANYWHERE ONLINE

Go see a urologist. Don't rely on internet forums. And don't sweat it—they've seen it all, so there's really nothing to be embarrassed about. 😬
urbangardener40 urbangardener40 NewcomerOP
4 messages
joined Sep 2007
#4 ·
and I actually have to get my butt up just to see what the issue is
😁
Melissa Rivera5 Melissa Rivera5 Regular
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#5 ·
Honestly, just go see a urologist. Man, I was in a similar spot once and the doctor was such a babe that I couldn't even get an erection. I almost died from trying to focus on literally anything else. Anyway, I need to hit up a specialist myself because I've been running to the bathroom way too much during the night. Anyone got a recommendation?
Angela Wright Angela Wright Regular
731 messages
joined Feb 2007
#6 ·
Kyle Gray43 said:Either way, I need to go see a urologist myself because I’m hitting the bathroom way too many times during the night.

Well, that's what happens when you knock back a few beers right before bed.😁
Look, if you're peeing, at least your kidneys are doing their job.👍 As long as it doesn't smell funky and looks a healthy shade of yellow—not looking like orange juice or Coca-Cola—you're probably fine.
Melissa Rivera5 Melissa Rivera5 Regular
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#7 ·
It’s not even really about that, but I mean, hitting the bathroom three times a night when I haven't even had anything to drink all day... that just doesn't seem right. The weird part is, I don't even feel thirsty. If I actually felt thirsty, I'd probably be knocking back liters of water a day—which I do sometimes—but then I usually end up getting these killer headaches after a couple of weeks.
Ethan Richardson3 Ethan Richardson3 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Oct 2007
#8 ·
urbangardener40 said:and I actually have to get up just to see what the hell is wrong
😁

🙄 Nah, you don't need to get up. It's not like you're stupid. You'll either grab a magnifying glass or you'll go take a tissue sample.
urbangardener40 urbangardener40 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2007
#9 ·
So, from what I can tell, you were actually there, weren't you? 😬 😁

If this doesn't clear up in a few days, I’ll be heading to my doctor to get a formal referral—but for now, I'm basically just praying for a miracle. Maybe it'll just resolve itself, who knows?

Hmm, it seems like nobody else around here has dealt with this specific headache
😕
Ethan Richardson3 Ethan Richardson3 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Oct 2007
#10 ·
urbangardener40 said:From what I can tell, you were actually there, huh? 😬 😁

If this thing doesn't clear up in a few days, I'm going to go grab a prescription from my doctor. For now, I'm just praying for a miracle, maybe it'll just vanish on its own, who knows.

Hmm, looks like nobody else here has run into this specific issue.
😕

Man, I was there ages ago. You should probably head over there first thing tomorrow before things get any worse. 😁

Honestly, you could also just hang out on this forum.

http://www.healthboards.com/

It's easily the biggest health forum I've come across. Just... figure out where to post. It could probably fit under skin issues or STDs. Just wing it. 🙂
urbangardener40 urbangardener40 NewcomerOP
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#11 ·
Thanks for the link, I'll see if I can dig something up😁
Even if my English isn't exactly top-tier—and I'm currently dealing with a real jerk of a situation here🙄
😁

It’s NOT going to fall off!
It seems fine when it's relaxed. 🙄

Maybe it's just a side effect from that cream (even though nothing in the literature mentions it)—I'm finishing the treatment in three days, so we'll see if this is just part of recovering from that nasty inflammation

That's what a pharmacist told me after I sent my girlfriend over to ask for her opinion😬

Then again, if there's actual tissue damage, there's no fixing it, but those kinds of cases are probably one in a million,
And honestly, I've read plenty about this online, and nowhere does it say this is a symptom of inflammation under the head; usually, things look completely different—like physical changes to the penis—which I definitely am not experiencing
Ethan Richardson3 Ethan Richardson3 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Oct 2007
#12 ·
urbangardener40 said:thanks for the link, I'll see if I can dig something up😁
even if my English isn't exactly top-tier—and honestly, I'm having some issues with the glans🙄
😁

It’s not going to fall off!
It feels fine when things are relaxed. 🙄

Maybe it’s just a side effect from that cream (though the label doesn't say anything about it); I’ve only got three days left of this treatment, so we'll see if it clears up or if I actually have to recover from this massive inflammation

That’s what a pharmacist told me anyway—I sent my girlfriend over to check with them😬

Look, even if there is tissue damage, it's likely a one-in-a-million freak occurrence,
and I've been reading up on this online quite a bit; nowhere does it mention this being a symptom of inflammation on the underside of the head. Usually, those cases look completely different—like actual structural changes to the penis—and I definitely don't have that happening here.

It’s called the glans, not "dickhead," if you want to be accurate. Just look up the anatomy on Wikipedia and try to use the right terminology. 🤣

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