Hello;
Thank you for responding.
Based on the information you have presented, this sounds very suspicious for a possible yeast infection. Uncircumcised men can be more prone to balanitis or other problems with bacterial and yeast overgrowth. In your particular case, since this began at the urethra, you may need some systemic treatment, not just a topical medication.
At this point, I would recommend an additional visit with a provider. He/she will be able to check a urinalysis for infection and also provide medication. Fungal infections are usually easily recognized. For now, try to keep the area clean and dry. You can continue to use the antifungal medication you have available, until you are able to be seen.
I noticed you failed to mention any other medical conditions. I do want to mention that diabetes and disorders of immunity can also increase the risk of balanitis or infections, in addition to not being circumcised.
I hope this helps. If you have additional question or concerns, please let me know.
Lisa
Nurse Practitioner
Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner
At this point, I am suspicious about possible bacterial infection, expecially since the exudate is pus like. This may require some antibiotics. At any rate, were you able to get an appointment with a provider? You need to be seen and the areas visualized. You also likely need a culture of the lesions. If you were not able to get an appointment with a provider and need some help finding a low cost or no cost medical clinic in your area, please let me know. I would be more than happy to try to find a medical clinic in your area. Just let me know your region.