Can the glans penis be washed with soap?

Men's glans are prone to some skin diseases. For example, men with foreskin that is too long often have problems such as balanitis. In addition, men who do not pay attention to personal hygiene or dress incorrectly often have symptoms such as itching in the glans area. This may be caused by bacterial infection and must be cleaned in time. Nowadays, many men use soap to take a bath, so can soap be used to clean the glans?

Can the glans penis be washed with soap?

Yes. The secretion function of the male glans is relatively strong, and some dirt may often accumulate on the glans, causing balanitis. Therefore, men must pay attention to hygiene and turn up the foreskin every day to completely expose the glans and clean it with clean water. In general, it is enough to clean it thoroughly with clean water. If there is a lot of dirt, you can also use soap to clean it. If there are redness, itching and other inflammation symptoms, you can also use Clean Yin or Fu Er Jie to clean the glans and the root of the glans, such as the coronal sulcus. But after washing with soap, you must rinse it thoroughly with clean water.

If there is no inflammation in the glans and penis area, you can use non-irritating soap to clean them and then rinse them with clean water.

Generally speaking, it is okay to use a soap with less irritation for washing. Rinse it with water immediately after washing. If there is pain and discomfort caused by inflammation, it is recommended to wash it with clean water or go to the hospital for treatment.

When bathing, the glans, the root of the glans, and the entire penis can be washed with soap. It has no effect on the body and the penis. Don't worry. Just change your underwear frequently and pay attention to personal hygiene.

In addition to clean water, any other detergents and drugs will cause the glans to shrink, wrinkle, look old, and have pigmentation, cracks, and peeling...

Symptoms of balanitis are generally seen in people with foreskin that is too long. If the foreskin is not too long, it is usually caused by the foreskin often bunching up at the coronal sulcus. Because the glans has normal secretory function, the secretions do not directly rub onto the underwear, but are covered by the foreskin at the coronal sulcus, so balanitis will occur. It is recommended to try to turn up the foreskin. If you need to lose weight due to obesity, or if the foreskin is too long, rinse the coronal sulcus of the glans with clean water after each urination, or have the foreskin cut off to completely cure it.

The inflammatory reaction of the glans penis may even result in secretion, and this soap cannot solve the actual problem. It is recommended to go to a professional urology or dermatology department to check the exfoliated cells on the glans and do bacterial culture and drug sensitivity test, so that targeted medication and surgical treatment can be given to prevent recurrence in the future.