Red spots on the coronal sulcus of the penis

Red spots on the coronal sulcus of the penis are a very common symptom in daily life. This disease not only causes great harm to the patient's physical health, but also seriously affects their normal life and work. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand the relevant knowledge and find scientific and effective treatment methods. Patients need to seek medical treatment as soon as possible after discovering relevant symptoms to restore health as soon as possible.

Hello, I wonder if you have other discomfort symptoms. According to what you said, you may have balanitis, pearly penile papules, etc., but I cannot confirm the diagnosis based on the description alone.

Most people with balanitis have foreskin that is too long.

, which is prone to occur if there is unclean sexual life. There are mainly the following types of balanitis: 1. Acute superficial balanitis (balanitis): At the beginning, the local area is moist, the skin of the penis becomes red and swollen, and the glans penis feels itchy.

, a burning and hot sensation, when the foreskin is turned back, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis can be seen to be congested, eroded, with exudate and even bleeding,

After secondary infection, shallow ulcers with foul-smelling milky white purulent discharge may be seen.

The surrounding inguinal lymph nodes are usually swollen and tender. The penis feels painful when it rubs or comes into contact with underwear, and the patient feels difficulty in moving.

2. Perimenocephalitis: red spots are seen on the glans and foreskin

, and gradually expand into a ring shape, forming a superficial ulcer surface.

3 Candidal glansitis (balanitis): Red spots can be seen on the glans and foreskin, with a smooth surface and small rashes

, the edge of the erythema is clear. In acute attacks, there are erosions and exudates.

4 Trichomonas glansitis: papules or erythema appear on the glans, gradually expanding with clear edges. Needle-sized blisters can be seen on the erythema, and finally a sore surface is formed.

Pearly penile papules occur mostly in young people and adults, most commonly in those aged 20-40. The skin lesions appear as pearly translucent small papules that do not fuse together and are flesh-colored, white, or light yellow. They surround the coronal sulcus of the penis and may also surround the glans. Pearly papules are a type of pseudo-wart.

, generally harmless to the human body.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for relevant examinations and receive symptomatic treatment after finding out the cause.