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What causes burning sensation after urination and dry foreskin?
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I am a 29 year old uncircumsized male. About 6 years ago I had a chronic throat infection problem and after 10 months of being on anti biotics and many different tests, I started to develop yeast infections.  Common for anti biotic use.  My tonsils were removed and I havent had any more throat infections.  Until last winter I hadnt had any more yeast infections. I got a yeast infection for what I believe to be the cause of me trying new soap and I didnt wash it off properly, cause I was not sexually active.  I bought monistat applied it and with in days it was gone.  Then this summer I received another one, again not sexually active.  I bought monistat and it was cured.  Then this winter about 2 months ago I got another one, again not being sexually active.  I got rid of it but then I had a mole on my face that was infected and I was put on antibiotics and a week after the anitbiotics were done I received another yeast infection.  I applied monistat for a week as I have always done, and this time I cant get it to go away.  Everytime I think its gone it comes back.  However now it seems to be getting worse.  I went to my doctor last week and he gave me Lotriderm.  I applied it as perscribed for a week and no difference.  So I went back today and he told me my sugar blood test from a week ago came back normal, my STD tests even though Im not currently active came back normal.  Today he did some urine tests and more blood tests.  I have had for about a week the urge to urinate almost every 10 15 min and it burns when I urinate.  I have the dry cracked skin on the forskin of the penis, the head is red, irratated, the meatus is red and too the left slightly raised and swollen.  I normally urinate more then most.  However more in the past week if that is even possible.  I did the Cancadia spit in the glass test and there are legs and strings.  I was prescribe 150 mg 1 pill for 3 days of Dilfulcan.  Can I ask you for your thoughts?
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Hello, It may be due to urinary tract infection For further assessment, you may require urine analysis, complete hemogram after physician consultation. Keep your self hydrated Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Shyam Kale Family and general physician