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Skin Growth Around Anus And Penis, Type 2 Diabetes, Using Funbact-a, No Improvement
doctors online, pls i have some growth of additional skin growing around anus and penis region, i am 45 years old male, african, diabetic type 2 for over 10yrs with a fasting blood sugar of range 6.2ml - 9.6ml while the lab s normal range is 3.5 ml-7.5ml. showed a doctor , he gave me a skin cream named FUNBACT-A made by bliss gvs pharma ltd in india. i have used the cream for about six month now with no improvement but rather the ones in my anus area are getting bigger over time and spread along bottom line skin. pls assist with how solve this problem
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Sun, 10 Jun 2012
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Hai Bashmon,
Skin growing around your anus and penis, possibly due to genital warts, a sexually Transmitted infection caused by virus. You have not mentioned about your sexual activity ( homosexual anal coitus, sexual promiscuity etc.). If it is due to viral STD, there is no tablets or injections will help you, but external applications which can erode the growth and destroy the same or through immunomodulant applications or through surgical procedures like diathermy, cryosurgery, laser removal etc. Consult your dermato-venereologist or infectious disease specialist, He or She will help you. As you are diabetic, tight control of blood sugar before these procedures is a must. Get well soon.
Skin growing around your anus and penis, possibly due to genital warts, a sexually Transmitted infection caused by virus. You have not mentioned about your sexual activity ( homosexual anal coitus, sexual promiscuity etc.). If it is due to viral STD, there is no tablets or injections will help you, but external applications which can erode the growth and destroy the same or through immunomodulant applications or through surgical procedures like diathermy, cryosurgery, laser removal etc. Consult your dermato-venereologist or infectious disease specialist, He or She will help you. As you are diabetic, tight control of blood sugar before these procedures is a must. Get well soon.
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