Balanitis—commonly known as inflammation of the glans or penile inflammation—can be both distressing and uncomfortable. At Curis Life Multi-Specialty Clinic in Andheri West, we approach every case with empathy and expertise. Whether you’re facing glans penis irritation, foreskin infection, or symptoms like redness, swelling, itching, and painful urination, our expert urologists provide patient-friendly solutions tailored to your health. As a neighborhood clinic rooted in Andheri West, we’re not just nearby—we’re part of your wellness journey.
What Is Balanitis?
Balanitis is an inflammation of the glans (head) of the penis, often accompanied by foreskin infection in uncircumcised men. The common causes include:
- Poor hygiene, especially in uncircumcised individuals
- Smegma buildup, leading to irritation
- Yeast infections (Candida)
- Bacterial infections
- Diabetes-related complications
- Allergic reactions to soaps, condoms, or topical products
- STIs or contact dermatitis
Symptoms of Balanitis in Adults
If you’re experiencing the following, you may be dealing with balanitis:
- Redness and swelling on the glans or foreskin
- Painful urination
- Itching and burning sensation
- White discharge or smegma
- Foul odor
- Irritation that doesn’t go away with basic hygiene
Concerned about these symptoms? Book a consultation with a Curis urologist today at 9869041559.
Diagnosis by Expert Urologists at Curis Life, Andheri West
Diagnosis begins with a gentle, professional physical exam by our urologist. Tests may include:
- Swab cultures to identify infections (yeast, bacteria, STIs)
- Urine analysis
- Blood sugar tests (especially if you have diabetes)
- Allergy patch tests (for recurring cases)
Treatment Options for Balanitis
At Curis Life, we use evidence-based treatments for balanitis that are safe and highly effective:
- Topical antifungal creams for Candida or yeast infections
- Antibiotic creams for bacterial infections
- Corticosteroids for inflammation
- Improved hygiene practices and lifestyle modifications
- Circumcision as a permanent solution in chronic or recurrent cases.
Precision Medicine
Curis Life brings precision medicine to Andheri West, tailoring treatments based on your unique physiology, medical history, and lifestyle. This means fewer recurrences and faster recovery, especially for diabetics or patients with recurrent balanitis.
Affordable Cost of Balanitis Treatment in Andheri West
At Curis Life, we believe in transparent and affordable care.
- Average treatment cost: ₹800–₹2,500
- Health insurance coverage available for diagnostics and consultations
- No hidden charges, full transparency
Call us at 9869041559 to check your insurance eligibility or schedule a visit
Visit Us for Urology Consultation in Andheri West
Curis Life Multi-Specialty Clinic
Andheri West, Mumbai
Appointments: 9869041559
Experience quality, compassion-led urological care close to home.
FAQ For Balanitis
Is balanitis common in uncircumcised men?
Yes, it’s more common due to trapped moisture and smegma buildup.
Can balanitis go away on its own?
Mild cases may improve, but diagnosis is crucial to avoid recurrence or complications.
How is balanitis different from a yeast infection?
Yeast infections are one cause of balanitis but not the only one—bacteria or poor hygiene may also be responsible.
Is balanitis contagious?
It can be if caused by infections like Candida or STIs. Good hygiene helps prevent spread.
Does balanitis cause painful urination?
Yes, especially if the glans is inflamed or infected.It can be if caused by infections like Candida or STIs. Good hygiene helps prevent spread.
What hygiene practices help prevent balanitis?
Regular washing, avoiding harsh soaps, and drying the area properly.
Is circumcision necessary for balanitis?
Not always. It’s recommended only for chronic, recurrent cases.
Can diabetes lead to balanitis?
Yes, diabetics are at higher risk due to sugar-rich urine and immune vulnerabilities.
What is the role of an expert urologist in treating balanitis?
They offer targeted, specialized treatment that prevents recurrence and complications.
How to treat balanitis at home?
Maintain hygiene, use prescribed creams, and avoid irritants. However, a doctor’s visit is advised for proper care.
