White spots inside foreskin

The situation of small white spots growing inside the foreskin should be taken seriously. This situation is a skin disease. After this skin disease occurs, some methods should be taken immediately to treat it. There are many reasons for the occurrence of this situation. When we treat this situation, there are also many precautions. So what is the matter with small white spots growing inside the foreskin?

Some small white spots on the foreskin may be pearly papules. Pearly papules are a papular skin disease that occurs in the male coronal sulcus. Clinically, it is believed to be related to excessive foreskin and chronic inflammatory stimulation. Therefore, some small white spots on the foreskin may be related to excessive foreskin.

Pearly papules are a physiological developmental variation and are neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Clinically, they are characterized by small white spots, skin-colored or light red papules on the foreskin that do not fuse together and are arranged in one or several rows along the coronal groove at the posterior edge of the glans penis.

The reason for some small white spots on the foreskin may be balanoposthitis, which can be caused by unclean sexual life and excessive foreskin. It can be seen that some small white spots on the foreskin may be related to excessive foreskin.

In addition, infection with Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Escherichia coli, Candida albicans, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, fungi, Gonorrhea or other bacteria can cause balanitis. If balanitis is caused by excessive foreskin, the patient should go to the hospital for circumcision as soon as possible.

Cause of Shell Rot: Due to damage or accumulation of pressure on the shell, bacteria invade the shell, causing the shell to rot. Symptoms: White spots first appear on the turtle's carapace or plastron, which slowly turn into red spots. When squeezed hard, blood will come out and there will be a rancid odor. In severe cases, the shell surface will rot into holes, and the armpits and groin will swell. The diseased turtle will stop eating and move less, and its head will shrink.