White granulation in the coronal groove of the glans penis

The white granulation in the coronal groove of the glans penis may be caused by pearly rash due to chronic inflammation, or it may be caused by condyloma acuminatum. Usually, you should wear loose and comfortable clothes and try to avoid friction on the penis area to facilitate recovery.

1. Pearly rash: Pearly rash may be caused by local inflammatory irritation, which may be caused by excessive foreskin or poor personal hygiene. Frequent masturbation may also increase the risk of pearly rash. Pearly rash usually has the characteristics of skin damage, white or light red papules on the glans, and may appear as glans-shaped white granulations. Pearly rash can generally be improved by external ointments, and Mospirocin ointment can be applied for treatment.

2. Condyloma acuminatum: Condyloma acuminatum is usually caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is usually transmitted through sexual contact, and may also be transmitted through vaginal contact or oral sex. Condyloma acuminatum may appear on the glans penis and urethral opening, which may cause white granulation in the coronal sulcus of the glans penis, and may also cause pain and itching. Condyloma acuminatum can generally be treated with topical medications, such as imiquimod cream and podophyllotoxin cream.

When taking any medicine, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions and try not to use it blindly to reduce damage.