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Infection that makes the glans white and without sensitivity, is it a fungal or bacterial infection?
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Inflammation of the glans penis (balanitis) is common in uncirumcised men. It could be either fungal or bacterial. Start by retracting the foreskin and washing with soap and water 3 times a day. If that doesn't clear it up within a few days, see a doctor. Good luck.
Answered 1/3/2023
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We are presuming here that the color change is due to an infection- which is a speculation not a diagnosis. The glans has to be seen and examined for proper diagnosis. pl see your doc or a urologist
Answered 1/3/2023
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