Non-Venereal Genital Dermatoses in Men

Presented by Professor Bhushan Kumar
Former Chief of Dermatology at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh, India
Hot Spots in Dermatology
August 17 – 19, 2018

Abstract: Lesions on the genitalia either alone or as part of the general disease are common dermatological presentations. Majority of the lesions are non-venereal and are of great concern patients because of the importance of the “organ” involved. In addition the disease may bring in feelings of guilt, being unclean, related to STD and may even lead to marital discord. The lesions may only be physiological or benign abnormalities, inflammatory in nature, infections or part of the systemic disease. Only few diseases are peculiar to the male genitalia. Some may be due to the associated treatments, iatrogenic, self-induced or irritant reactions. Recognition is essential for institution of treatment or its discontinuation and referral to the concerned specialist, and also to allay the fear of the patient.

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The Online Journal of Community and Person-Centered Dermatology (OJCPCD) is a free, full text, open-access, online publication that addresses all aspects of skin disease that concern patients, their families, and practitioners. ​It was founded in 2012 by Dr. David J. Elpern, M.D. in Williamstown, MA. with technical help from Inez Tan.

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