Why is the glans penis so itchy?

For men, due to their special physiological structure and body structure, some structures of men also have many pathological conditions. In this case, male friends must pay attention to their physical health and clean their body parts in life to avoid more symptoms. So let's understand what is the reason for the special itching of the glans penis.

As we all know, the penis is a male reproductive organ. If there is any problem with the penis, it will not only affect the health of the child, but also cause concern to the family, and more importantly, it will cause psychological trauma to the patient. So once a problem is found, go to the hospital for examination in time. Many people have the problem of red spots on the glans penis, so let's understand what is going on with red spots and spots on the glans penis.

The small red spots on the glans are typical symptoms of balanitis. Balanitis refers to inflammation of the inner layer of the foreskin and the glans penis. When a lipid substance secreted in the normal foreskin cavity accumulates into smegma when the foreskin is too long or phimosis occurs, it can irritate the foreskin and glans penis and cause balanitis. In addition, it may also be a skin disease.

Next, let me introduce what balanoposthitis and skin and sexually transmitted diseases are.

1. Balanitis:

The pimples on the foreskin are generally considered to be genital infectious diseases such as balanoposthitis. Common causes of balanoposthitis are excessive foreskin, unclean sex, invasion of pathogenic microorganisms, poor local hygiene, etc. If it is caused by excessive foreskin, you should go to the hospital for treatment and circumcision as soon as possible to prevent the recurrence of balanoposthitis and pimples on the foreskin.

2. Skin and Venereal Diseases:

Bumps on the foreskin may also be caused by skin and sexually transmitted diseases. Common ones include: small granulation and fungus-shaped bumps on the foreskin, but they are not painful or itchy, which are likely caused by condyloma acuminatum; small blisters on the foreskin, but they are not painful or itchy, which are likely caused by genital herpes; small blisters on the foreskin, but they are itchy, which are likely caused by allergies. The first two are caused by unclean contact and are more serious.