The glans is a little broken

We all know that the male glans is one of the important parts of the male reproductive organs. The male glans is the glans penis, which refers to the spherical object at the front of the penis. In fact, the epidermis of the male glans is very thin and fragile. So men need to take good care of it. Although many people have various problems with their glans, the most common one is glans skin breakage. So what is the reason for glans skin breakage?

1. Causes of glansitis

1. Due to unclean sexual intercourse: If the sexual hygiene is poor, it is possible to be infected with Candida albicans, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma and Gonorrhea, which can lead to the occurrence of balanitis. The non-infectious cause is mainly due to the irritation of the local foreskin and mucous membrane caused by excessive foreskin.

2. Injury caused by masturbation: Young people have strong sexual desire and often have the habit of masturbation. If men masturbate too roughly, it may cause foreskin damage. Because of the concentration during masturbation, some minor injuries may not be noticed, but if the wound on the foreskin is contaminated by bacteria, it may induce balanitis.

3. Not paying attention to the hygiene of the external genitalia: The secretory activity in the male foreskin is relatively vigorous. If the external genitalia is not cleaned regularly, or the secretions in the foreskin are not cleaned out during cleaning, the secretions of the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will accumulate under the foreskin, forming smegma. The smegma contains a large amount of bacteria that can easily induce dermatitis.

4. Prepuce is too long or phimosis: Patients with phimosis are more likely to accumulate smegma in the foreskin, and it is very troublesome to remove it. Therefore, patients with prepuce is too long or phimosis often suffer from balanitis. If you suffer from prepuce is too long or phimosis, you should go to the hospital for circumcision when the time is right.

2. What to do if the glans is broken

If the glans skin is broken and slightly infected, it may be balanitis. You should go to the urology department of a regular hospital to examine the glans secretions to identify the pathogen of the glans skin infection and provide symptomatic treatment.