What should I do if there is a circle of fleshy thorns on the glans?

If there is a circle of fleshy thorns on the glans penis, it is generally considered that it is related to pearly rash. Pearly rash is a common disease and is not likely to deteriorate or migrate to distant places. In addition to causing the glans penis to look ugly, pearly rash generally does not cause the patient to have clinical manifestations such as itching, pain, erythema, and small red spots. Simple pearly rash will not cause inflammation. The main reasons for the occurrence of pearly rash are related to the long foreskin, repeated chemical irritation, and chronic inflammatory irritation. Pearly rash without symptoms generally does not require treatment. However, if the patient wants to remove the pearly rash, it is recommended to use laser removal or cold removal.

The larger one may be pearly rash, which can also be called coronal sulcus papules, glans papules, and male genital pearly papules. The main manifestations are 1-3mm papules on the edge of the glans penis and the coronal sulcus. The top of the papules is round and smooth. Some papules are hairy or flocculent, and may partially or completely surround the glans penis. The papules are mostly pearly milky white, and very few are dark red. Some may have slight edema, no tenderness, no rupture, and the patient has no active symptoms.

Most authoritative experts believe that pearly rash will not affect health and will not spread through sexual intercourse. If there is no obvious discomfort, it does not need to be treated. The cause of pearly rash is not clear at this stage. Some authoritative experts believe that pearly rash is a physiological growth and development abnormality, while some authoritative experts believe that it is related to the length of the foreskin. The survey found that the incidence of penile pearly rash in young men with long foreskin is significantly higher than that of those with normal foreskin. However, circumcision cannot cure pearly rash.

If there is a circle of fleshy thorns on the glans penis, it is generally considered that it is related to pearly rash. Pearly rash is a common disease and is not likely to deteriorate or migrate to distant places. In addition to causing the glans penis to look ugly, pearly rash generally does not cause the patient to have clinical manifestations such as itching, pain, erythema, and small red spots. Simple pearly rash will not cause inflammation. The main reasons for the occurrence of pearly rash are related to the long foreskin, repeated chemical irritation, and chronic inflammatory irritation. Pearly rash without symptoms generally does not require treatment. However, if the patient wants to remove the pearly rash, it is recommended to use laser removal or cold removal.