The penis has a hard lump like an earthworm

The male penis is a very important organ, so many men usually pay close attention to whether there are some subtle changes in their penis. Some men will inadvertently find a lump growing on their penis. The shape of this lump is very much like an earthworm. This is probably a bulge of blood vessels on the penis. Let's take a look at what is going on when there is a lump on the penis that looks like an earthworm?

Penile venous lymphangitis usually occurs after local mild mechanical injury, masturbation and local abrasion caused by excessive frequency and excessive force of sexual intercourse. Its course is self-limited. Most cases can be absorbed and disappear after 4 to 6 weeks. Some cases can take several years to disappear. Occasionally, ulcers may form. Treatment: It is benign and mostly self-limited. No special treatment is required. Local physical therapy can be used for patients who require treatment. Very few stubborn skin lesions can be removed surgically.

This may be sclerosing lymphangitis, which is usually related to rough sex or violent masturbation. Sclerosing lymphangitis appears parallel to the coronary sulcus, is earthworm-like, and has a hardness similar to fish bones. It is obvious when erect and can be touched when soft! Sclerosing lymphangitis generally does not require treatment and can heal itself in about one to two weeks. Patients do not have to worry, but some patients may continue to grow or not shrink. If this is the case, it is recommended to go to the urology department of the local hospital for treatment!

Generally speaking, local sclerosing lymphangitis of the penis may cause local strip-shaped lumps. You can maintain local hygiene and avoid frequent masturbation stimulation. It is recommended to eat a light diet and pay attention to the cleanliness of the local foreskin and glans. You can go to the hospital's male surgery department to check whether it is caused by sclerosing lymphangitis and use Xiliaotuo ointment. This situation may be sclerosing lymphangitis. Generally, this situation may be related to overly rough sexual life or violent masturbation. Sclerosing lymphangitis and coronal sulcus appear parallel, earthworm-like, and have a hardness similar to fish bones. It is obvious when erect and can be touched when soft! Sclerosing lymphangitis generally does not require treatment and can heal itself in about one to two weeks, so patients do not need to worry. However, some patients may have the swelling continue to grow or not shrink. If this is the case, it is recommended to go to the urology department of the local hospital for treatment!

It may be caused by inflammation. It is recommended to wash with 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution and then apply antibiotic ointment. Commonly used is compound ketoconazole ointment. While performing local treatment, oral or injection antibiotics are required. It is estimated to be fungal balanitis, which is caused by Candida albicans infection. It is recommended to thoroughly wash the penis and foreskin every day, which can play a good preventive role, and avoid various irritations. After inflammation occurs, timely treatment should be given, and do not delay treatment because of shyness.