What is the matter with the small particles under the glans?

The male reproductive organ is a very important part. In clinical practice, many male diseases occur near the genitals. When small particles grow under the male glans, it has a great impact on the male himself. Many diseases may cause small particles under the male glans, so it should be taken seriously and treated in time. So what is the reason for the small particles under the glans?

1. The most common clinical condition is pearly rash, which is more common at the end of the glans and on both sides of the ligament, and is more common in patients with prepuce and phimosis. The cause of pearly rash is not very clear, but it is certain that it has no effect on human health and function. Therefore, the appearance of pearly rash does not need to be treated. If it affects the appearance, you can choose to use laser, freezing and other methods to remove it. At the same time, circumcision can be performed to inhibit pearly rash.

2. The reason for small particles on the glans penis. There are many reasons for small particles on the glans penis, such as fungal infection of the glans penis, pearly papules, condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, etc. It is recommended that patients first clarify whether they have a history of unclean sexual contact. If there is a history, it is still highly suspected that it is condyloma acuminatum or syphilis. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a series of tests on sexually transmitted diseases as soon as possible to exclude sexual contact diseases to avoid delaying the condition.

3. Small white or light pink particles of varying shapes appear on the male glans penis. They are painless and itchy, with a smooth surface and no other rashes. This is commonly seen in glansitis, condyloma acuminatum, and phimosis, which causes inflammation and long-term skin irritation. If small particles appear accompanied by redness, swelling, and pain in the penis, it is mostly caused by phimosis.

4. Single or several small red particles appear on the male glans, which may be round, ring-shaped or irregular, with clear boundaries, slightly high and hard. Sometimes there may be erosion, scab or papillary hyperplasia. It is more common in balanitis; if accompanied by rupture, pus or serous secretion, it often indicates syphilis. Erythema appears, followed by multiple groups of red papules on the basis of the erythema, and it feels hot and itchy. Soon it will turn into small blisters. After a few days, the blisters will become purulent and erosions may form after breaking, which is genital herpes.