Red pimples on the penis

Among all male diseases, the incidence of urinary system diseases and urogenital system diseases is the highest, and they are also very easy to relapse, causing great trouble to patients. Some men have red pimples on their penis. So, what is the reason for red pimples on the penis?

The most common cause of bright red pimples on the penis is folliculitis, which is an inflammation caused by Staphylococcus aureus infecting the hair follicles. Pubic hair is attached to the skin of the female vulva from the mons pubis to the outside of the labia majora. In daily life, because the vulva is easily contaminated by urine, excrement and secretions, the skin of the vulva is often in a humid and cold environment, which is very suitable for the growth and development of bacteria. The disease is more common on the head, neck, buttocks, around the anus or other parts of the body, and has a tendency to relapse, often occurring in several places, and is difficult to eliminate and cannot be cured after a long period of treatment.

In addition, the level of estrogen in menopausal women decreases, which leads to a decrease in the immunity of the vulvar skin and mucous membranes. Therefore, if menopausal women do not pay attention to the environmental hygiene of their vulva or have abrasions on the vulvar skin, the hair follicles and surrounding tissues at that point are easily infected by bacteria, which in turn causes vulvar folliculitis. In the early stages of this disease, the infected hair follicles and the surrounding areas may experience pain, redness of the skin, and other symptoms. As the disease progresses, the infected hair follicles may gradually develop reddish pustules around them, which are painful to touch.

A hair may come out from the top of the pustules (if there is pus, a white spot may appear at the top of the pustules). Sometimes there is only one hair follicle that is infected, and sometimes there are several. If the inflammation worsens, the infected hair follicles may develop into sores.

Healing

1. Partial treatment: Cut the hair and use the following medicines:

(1) 2.5% iodine tincture: Apply externally to the injured area several times a day.

(2) 1% neomycin ointment: Apply externally to the injured area several times a day.

2. Systemic treatment:

(1) For patients with multiple lesions, sulfonamides or antibiotics and oral administration of multiple vitamins may be considered.

(2) Adjust immunity: 4 ml of transfer factor is injected subcutaneously 1/2 day.

Chinese medicine treatment

Syndrome differentiation and treatment, TCM sterilization and knot-clearing treatment method, comprehensive analysis of folliculitis, symptomatic treatment, prescription and medication according to prescription; pay attention to diet and daily life, from clinical treatment to daily life conditioning, comprehensively treat folliculitis to avoid secondary systemic disseminated infection!

1. Partial treatment: The standard is to eliminate bacteria, reduce inflammation, and promote digestion and absorption. In the initial stage, apply cream, such as 3% iodine tincture. Cysts can be cut open to release pus, and it is forbidden to squeeze and shape before they are ripe.

2. Systemic treatment: Patients with significant systemic symptoms are given antibacterial drugs, usually sulfonamides or erythromycin, and multiple vitamins are taken orally.

3. Physical therapy: ultraviolet light, infrared induction, or helium-neon laser treatment.