The skin on my penis is cracked and rough. I've been going to a dermatologist (Kaiser) for over 5 years. They have tried cortisone, anti-fungal medications, did a biopsy with no relief. I am in so much pain that I sometimes start to cry. I have psoriasis on my legs but the dermatologist said that the rash on my penis is different.
Any help would be appreciated.
What a problem. Have you thought about seeing another doctor and getting another opinion? If you can I suggest you try and find the best dermatologist you can outside of Kaiser, bring your charts, and foot the bill yourself. It shouldn't be too expensive to get another opinion - and with all this pain its causing you its certainly worthwhile.
Good luck!
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I understand that you are in a lot of pain, but this does seem to be a dermatological problem, so you might want to ask your question on our skin care site, MySkinCareConnection.com. They would have more experience with this kind of thing than we do.
Other than that, I would agree with Cort's suggestion that you find another doctor.
Good luck to you.
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