Physical appearance: subtle skin discoloration blotch around urethral opening; no symptoms.Sensation: Urethral itch located at the end of shaft and before the glands; momentary and random.- Peeing and ejaculation eases itch.Trials: Pinching hard - Excruciating grain sized pain; possibly felt bump, pain stopped after an hour. Started hurting to pee and burning to ejaculate.Spa bath jet propulsion - Extreme relief of itch, limited use because of sensitivity. Same itch location.
Next day: itch moves towards pubic area, the closer part of the shaft. Suspect spa jet. still random, no pain.mild burning to pee, and ejaculate. Hurts to pinch.The original location still hurts to pinch, feel a grain of sort, no itch, the 2nd closer location is the same but also has itchBest guess: stone of sort. counter-argument: location does not move by peeing, if stone were to get stuck in the closer shaft, it would have done so initially, but it started from the glands.Help me, please.
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Best guess: yeast infection. This can be caused by yeast overgrowth in response to changes in body chemistry or by contact with a partner who has a yeast infection – note that this is not considered a sexually transmitted disease. Clearing up a yeast infection is fairly simple – an over-the-counter antifungal medication usually does the trick. To protect against future occurrences, it is important to keep the area clean, but avoid the use of harsh chemical soaps. Let the area dry before putting on clothes, and use a moisturizing penis health cream (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) to help maintain the natural integrity of the penile skin.
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