I have a pimple on my genitals.

Acne is a very common type of pimple. It is mainly manifested by a white spot in front of the pimple. Many people will have one or two pimples on their faces, and some even have them all over their faces. Although it is normal for pimples to grow on the face, men need to pay special attention if they grow on the genitals. Pimples on the genitals may be caused by other diseases. Let's take a look at what happens when a pimple grows on the genitals?

Genital acne refers to the localized protrusions on the penis that are higher than the skin, which can be as small as a needle or as large as a soybean. This may be a papule, and the symptoms of penile papules are like this. The occurrence of penile papules is mostly due to genital herpes, which has a great impact on male reproductive health, can cause sexual dysfunction and affect normal fertility. If the disease is not treated in time and controlled, it will also infect sexual partners. It is a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease.

Clinical manifestations: Most male patients have enlarged inguinal lymph nodes on both sides. The clinical manifestations of genital herpes can be divided into primary and recurrent types.

In the early stage of condyloma acuminatum, small cone-shaped fleshy granules and papules will appear. They usually occur on the external genitalia and perianal area. Most of them are pink and cauliflower-shaped. Their surface is very brittle and can be easily removed by hand. At the same time, they are also prone to bleeding and infection. Rice-sized warts appear on the skin surface and will grow over time. They can reach a diameter of more than 10 centimeters and grow rapidly. Some may be as big as cauliflower.

Suggestions: Patients should avoid sexual promiscuity and keep themselves clean, which can reduce most of the chances of infection. It is recommended to take showers instead of using basins and pools. Do not sit directly on the seats in public baths after bathing. Use squat toilets as much as possible in public toilets. Pay attention to hygiene, wash the vulva every day, change underwear, do not use other people's basins and swimsuits, and wash hands before going to the toilet.

Condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). The transmission routes include: direct infection such as unclean sexual life, too many sexual partners, prepuce is too long, gonorrhea, etc., or indirect infection through contaminated underwear, bathtubs, bath towels, bedpans, etc. The main clinical symptoms are: multiple pink, grayish white or grayish brown papules or papillary, cockscomb or cauliflower-shaped raised growths appear around the genitals, perineum or anus. It may feel itchy, foreign body, pressure or pain, and often bleeds due to increased fragility of the skin lesions.

Suggestions: Some foods are very helpful for the patient's recovery, so patients should eat more of them appropriately. Such foods include mushrooms, royal jelly, honey, etc. In addition, there are some foods containing high protein. Because mushrooms contain a lot of carbohydrates, they can reduce the recurrence rate of condyloma acuminatum by improving the patient's cellular immune function. Honey and royal jelly can also reduce the recurrence rate of condyloma acuminatum to a certain extent, because eating honey and royal jelly will enhance one's immunity and resistance.