Infected penis need help! I had a cut on my penis. Thought it had healed and my gf and I had unprotected sex, I noticed that afterwards, when the erection left, my penis was swollen. Show more I had a cut on my penis. Thought it had healed and my gf and I had unprotected sex, I noticed that afterwards, when the erection left, my penis was swollen and slightly red. I was worried but I had to get to work so all I could do was hope it would go down. While at work it irritated me and when I went to the bathroom to check it out, there was a liquids discharge on my boxers and my penis was still swollen. Needless to say, it is indeed infected and all that I need to know is how to treat it because I know that penis skin is very delicate. Help me please!

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Dr. Amol BamaneSexologist10yrs exp

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Try the following remedy it will surely help you mix one a part of fresh raw juice with one part of honey. Take 1/4 glass of the combination three times on a daily basis. Take one glass of walnuts, one glass of dried apricots, 1 glass of raisins (choose the type while not seeds), one glass of prunes and a pair of lemons with the skin still on them. Grind all ingredients, add one 1/2 glass of honey and stir everything. Take one table spoon of the combination three times each day one hour before meals until you end the entire portion. The treatment is 1-2 parts. This remedy will be helpful.

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