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A member asked:
My glans and inside of prepuce used to remain red continuously and increases more after intercourse with some white deposit, advice?
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Keep clean!: Redness and white deposits are mild inflammation and smegma, respectively. A deep daily cleansing with skin fully pulled back is best prevention. Talc to keep dry after cleaning also helps.
Answered 8/23/2013
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