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Thrush issues due to diabetes.

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By *piritfox OP   Man
over a year ago

woodston peterborough

Doctors have been trying new medication with me for diabetes and the two they have tried I have had thrush as a side effect from both now not able to pull foreskin back and doctors thinking a fungal cream will sort it all out 4 days in and no change not even been seen by a doctor.

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By *0smannwMan
over a year ago

Burnley

I have exactly the same issue. All was fine until a few weeks ago then suddenly over two days it became impossible to pull back the foreskin.

I was given tablets to take for a week but they had no effect at all. I’m not due to see the doc again until a week tomorrow. It’s uncomfortable to say the least.

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By *etterbiggerMan
over a year ago

Scunthorpe

Go to the pharmacy and tell them you have thrush due to diabetes medication and they will give you canestan cream. It will clear it up. I had terrible thrush my Dr changed meds to something more suitable. Canestan cream worked for me until it was sorted

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By *0smannwMan
over a year ago

Burnley

Don’t you have to apply that cream under the foreskin? I can’t get mine back now to apply any cream.

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By *axwoodMan
over a year ago

Yorkshire

The medicine does not cause phimosis, it's the diabetes that causes it.

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By *piritfox OP   Man
over a year ago

woodston peterborough

When soft I can get past the tight band I have by using my little finger with the cream on it.

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By *piritfox OP   Man
over a year ago

woodston peterborough

The medication I was on make all the sugar from body pass in urine, it is a well known side effect of these medication it is well documented

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By *0smannwMan
over a year ago

Burnley


"The medication I was on make all the sugar from body pass in urine, it is a well known side effect of these medication it is well documented"

Exactly the same as my issue

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By *piritfox OP   Man
over a year ago

woodston peterborough

Hoping to have it sorted by creams as I don't fancy a circumcision at 45

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By *0smannwMan
over a year ago

Burnley


"Hoping to have it sorted by creams as I don't fancy a circumcision at 45"

Likewise - and I’m considerably older than you.

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By *rown_Bread78Man
over a year ago

Leeds

Same boat.

Creams sorted the yeast infection - diktarin available on the shelf and usually marketed for its ability to help with foot infections!

A bit of my foreskin fused to the helmet so it pulls sore when I get full hard with it rolled back.

Saw a urologist and I'm on a waiting list for a circumcision which is what he said was the only option.

Not keen, but the only other option is very very limited sex.

A bit daunting.

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By *lowmeMan
over a year ago

Nr Shildon

The warm muggy weather doesn't help.

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By *waff1102Man
over a year ago

King's Lynn, Norfolk

I wonder instead of giving you loads of medication whether your doctor has suggested losing weight?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Doctors have been trying new medication with me for diabetes and the two they have tried I have had thrush as a side effect from both now not able to pull foreskin back and doctors thinking a fungal cream will sort it all out 4 days in and no change not even been seen by a doctor."
Had same problem Doctor prescribed Daktacort cream containing Hydrocortisone 1% Micronazole 2% cream i was cured in under 3 weeks.The over the counter stuff did not work.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its because your urine is passing excess sugar causing thrust and also phimosis balantis.

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By *otterMan
over a year ago

Ellon

I had a similar issue, was only after having thrush that I discovered I had diabetes, and that was what had caused it. Course of Canestan cream worked for me. Hope you get it cleared up soon, it’s not pleasant

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By *0yguyMan
over a year ago

Cumberland


"Don’t you have to apply that cream under the foreskin? I can’t get mine back now to apply any cream. "

I think you can get antifungal tablets to take instead.

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By *obstilllovesthecockMan
over a year ago

fife


"Go to the pharmacy and tell them you have thrush due to diabetes medication and they will give you canestan cream. It will clear it up. I had terrible thrush my Dr changed meds to something more suitable. Canestan cream worked for me until it was sorted "

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By *ildwestheroMan
over a year ago

Llandrindod Wells

A few years ago I got penile thrush--or was it balanitis? or maybe the same thing--and saw a GP. He gave me some cream that cleared it up but not straight away. Took several weeks. He also advised me to avoid sex without a condone until it had completely cleared, and to try, wherever possible, to wash my penis after every piss.

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By *artin1967Man
over a year ago

minster

Drink plenty of water , one tablet im on gives you thrush unless i drink two litres of water a day

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By *ecretSubTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol

Honest advice as I experienced this at 30, it never truly went away so I advise to get a circumcision. Never have to worry about that problem again.

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By *on765bMan
42 weeks ago

swaffham

I’m 64 now got the same problem I’m diabetic forskin won’t go back going to try to miconazole nitrate cream 2%

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
42 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

I’m in this club and I’m on the waiting list for a circumcision. Quite honestly I will be glad to get it done and get my cock back!

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By *aidstone76Man
42 weeks ago

maidstone

Canestan oral tablets work the best I found

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By *obstilllovesthecockMan
42 weeks ago

fife

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By *tockings10TV/TS
42 weeks ago

Macclesfield

Exactly the same thing happened to me, went to the Dr's who said to stop using them couple of weeks later I was fine again

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By *ude55Man
35 weeks ago

Barrow-in-Furness

I also have Type 2 diabetes and am on Empagliflozin, the aim of this medication is to extract more glucose from your bloodstream and cause you to excrete it in your urine. This causes the sugar level in my pee to go " off the scale" according to the last nurse to dip urine sample. Unfortunately one of the side effects of the increased sugar content is the occurance of male thrush. This manifests itself as an irritation of the helmet and a tightening of my foreskin. Due to a congenital defect, hypospadia, I have a shortened foreskin so I don't have the problem of being unable to withdraw it back over the helmet but it is still quite uncomfortable for a few days. I find the application of Clotrimazole 1% to be very effective and normally clears everything up in a few days. Only problem I have encountered was that some pharmacists seemed to be unwilling to sell this , or Canestan, over the counter because I was over 60. Apparently there is some reported contra-indications for post-menopausal women!!!!! Though why applying this cream for treatment of male thrush affects this I'll never understand.

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By *otmouth50Man
35 weeks ago

Leek

I am Diabetic. I tend to get unpleasant sweaty smells in my crevices. (sorry to be direct..but here we are) It affects the washing too...causing all low temp washing to have a musty smell. The increased sugar in your sweat promotes bacteria which aren't killed by low temp washing. This deposits on all the other stuff in the machine. Doc told me to apply roll on or talc to all areas...between legs too in the groin area to stop build up. You will know as it gets smelly. Tried disinfecting my smalls...but it's a pain. More care over personal hygiene is my choice. Do it before going to bed.

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By *piritfox OP   Man
2 weeks ago

woodston peterborough

Its taken some time but with creams and a change of medication, and losing weight with the help of mounjaro over a year later I an able to pull it back but when get fully hard gets a little tight but the stretching helps

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By *eefandfurMan
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

May be worth trying a very low carbohydrate diet. It is possible to put T2 diabetes into remission by doing this under medical supervision. Helps with weight control and some see improvement in skin conditions.

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By *piritfox OP   Man
2 weeks ago

woodston peterborough

My bloods have dropped drastically compared to what they were around 15-20 now ranging between 5-7

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By *lbert BelkinMan
2 weeks ago

Belfast

Type 2 here, with phymosis.

I recently had itching for which doctor proscribed Hydrocortisone 1%/Clotrimazole 1% (canaesten) POM, applied to foreskin twice daily, for 7 days only. Within 3 to 4 days, it was clearing, and by 7 had worked. It is absorbed through the skin. I recommend it, though it is a "prescription only medication"

As for sweaty areas, I shower twice a day, morning and night, paying attention to crevices and if I notice a feeling of itch, I use Sudocrem applied lightly, and it prevents full blown episode.

Hope this is of help.

Contact if you need more details.

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