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How To Treat A Ripped Frenulum Which Is Oozing A Yellow, Infectious Discharge?

Hi, the bit known as the frenulum that connects my foreskin has ripped, its been 3 days since it has happened and the bleeding stopped after the first hour, however there seems to be a yellowish infectious looking discharge in the middle of where the frenulum has snapped, I am really scared and am looking for advice on what to do, please help, anon
Thu, 9 Jan 2014
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Hi. It is good that the bleeding has stopped and the yellowish looking discharge can simply be blood fluid ( serum). Clean the area with soap and water, Wipe-dry with a cotton and apply antibiotic containing ointment or liquid. Consult a doctor if the discharge is looking like a pus , has pain and swelling and redness as you may need a prescription based oral antibiotics which a Doctor can write.
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How To Treat A Ripped Frenulum Which Is Oozing A Yellow, Infectious Discharge?

Hi. It is good that the bleeding has stopped and the yellowish looking discharge can simply be blood fluid ( serum). Clean the area with soap and water, Wipe-dry with a cotton and apply antibiotic containing ointment or liquid. Consult a doctor if the discharge is looking like a pus , has pain and swelling and redness as you may need a prescription based oral antibiotics which a Doctor can write.