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male reproductive anatomy, circumcised vs, uncircumcised, balanoposthitis, balanitis, inflammation, the foreskin, head, the penis, balanitis, poor hygiene in uncircumcised men, inflammation, due to a bacterial, fungal, viral infection, caustic soaps, failure to properly rinse soap off bathing, several other diseases, reiter's syndrome, lichen sclerosis et atrophicus, produce balanitis, redness of foreskin, penis, rashes on the head, the penis, foul-smelling discharge, painful penis, foreskin, dermatologist, urologist able to diagnosis the cause of balanitis by examination alone, additional tests skin culture, viruses, fungi, bacteria, a skin biopsy, treatment depends on the cause, the balanitis, infectious balanitis treated, antibiotic pills, creams, balanitis occuring, skin diseases, respond to steroid creams, in severe cases, circumcision the best option, most cases of balanitis, controlled, medicated creams, good hygiene, surgery is not, necessary, outcomes, nearly always positive, chronic inflammation, infection can, scar, narrow the opening, the penis, urethral stricture, make it difficult, painful to retract the foreskin to expose the tip, the penis(phimosis, make it difficult to reposition the foreskin to cover the head, the penis, paraphimosis, swelling, affect the blood supply, tip, the penis, experiencing any signs of balanitis, swelling, the foreskin, pain, good hygiene, prevent most cases of balanitis, bathing, foreskin, retracted to adequately clean, dry the area beneath it.