Objective: Nowadays, there is the high prevalence of sexual intercourse including oral sex, which implies some peculiarities in the infections, balanitis and ceIlulitis they may produce.
Methods: We report two new cases of penile cellulitis treated in the urology department in our hospital.
Discussion: We review the indications of prophylaxis, and the medical and surgical treatment both referred in the literature and carried out in our patients.
Conclusions: When dealing with balanitis and penile cellulitis, the history should include explicit references to the practice of oral sex. Early medical or surgical treatment has a favourable influence on the evolution of the lesions.