Pre-necrotic symptoms of glans penis

The glans glans is an important component of the male penis. It is very delicate and susceptible to some irritation. If you do not pay attention to good care of it, it may cause certain problems with the glans glans, or even cause glans necrosis. There are many causes of glans necrosis, which is closely related to incarcerated phimosis. If congestion and erosion occur and are not treated well, it may cause symptoms of necrosis.

Pre-necrotic symptoms of glans penis

Penile glans necrosis is caused by many reasons. Generally, prepuce is too long and foreskin is incarcerated. The symptoms of penile glans necrosis are: edema, congestion, erosion and other symptoms of the glans mucosa. If it is caused by prepuce is too long, it is recommended to perform circumcision. Prepuce is too long or foreskin affects normal sexual life.

How to care for the male glans

The male penis is regarded as the lifeblood of a man. There are many blood vessels and nerves in the male penis, among which the glans is the most concentrated. Men must pay attention to daily maintenance to avoid premature ejaculation and other sexual dysfunctions. So how to maintain the male glans?

How to care for the male glans? The sebum of the male foreskin will secrete a kind of white secretion, which will accumulate for a long time and form smegma. At the same time, because the foreskin is too long, the foreskin will "wrap" the male glans, keeping the glans in a dark and humid environment for a long time. The dark and humid environment and smegma are the best places and nutrients for bacteria to reproduce. Male friends should pay attention to washing the glans foreskin to eliminate the hidden dangers of bacterial reproduction.

The foreskin is too long, the urethral opening is red and swollen, and light yellow discharge can be seen from the urethral opening when squeezing the urethra. The amount is not much. The underpants are also sticky with yellow discharge. The testicles on both sides are not enlarged and tender. The prostate is not soft in anal examination. Laboratory test: WBC (white blood cell) count of urethral discharge smear is 20, and no G-diplococcus is found. Chlamydia is positive, and mycoplasma is negative.

How to care for the male glans? Since the inner layer of the foreskin is thinner and more sensitive to chemical cleaners than the outer layer, you only need to clean the glans every day when taking a bath. After pulling the foreskin back to the glans with your hands, rinse off the accumulated dirt and sebum with clean water.

If dirt accumulates between the foreskin and the glans and causes inflammation, you can soak and scrub it with a special vulva disinfectant and cleaning solution. If the condition is serious, you should consult a specialist. If it is a foreskin, it is often impossible to completely clean the smegma. Even if the foreskin can be turned up, it is easy to cause foreskin incarceration. It is recommended to perform circumcision as soon as possible.