Itching in the coronal sulcus of the penis

Some men feel very embarrassed to tell others when they have discomfort in their private parts, but at this time they need to see a doctor so that they can receive appropriate treatment according to the diagnosis in time. Only after the treatment can they avoid such embarrassment. Itching in the coronal sulcus of the penis often causes restlessness. It is mostly considered to be the following symptoms. Friends in need can refer to the comparison.

1. Balanitis: The common reason for male glans to ulcerate is balanitis. Balanitis is a common male reproductive infection. When a man is sick, erythema or small papules will appear on the glans, and the skin will become red, peeling and ulcerated.

At the same time, men with this disease may also experience congestion and erosion of the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis, exudate, and even bleeding. After secondary infection, small ulcers and foul-smelling milky white purulent secretions may be seen.

2. Typical symptoms of condyloma acuminatum: At the beginning of the disease, there are light red or dirty red millet-sized growths, which are papular, nipple-like, cauliflower-like, or cockscomb-like in shape. They are tender in nature, slightly pointed at the top, itchy, and gradually grow larger or increase in number.

The base of the tumor is slightly wide or has bands, and there are granules on the surface. The surface is moist or bleeding. Pus is often concentrated between the granules, emitting a foul odor. Scratching may cause suppuration.

3. Genital herpes: Scattered erythema, papules, and blisters may appear, several, dozens, or more, and may then become pustules, erosions, or ulcers, accompanied by itching or pain.

After at least 1 to 2 weeks, the damage will heal and resolve. Generally, the skin damage will subside in 3 to 4 weeks, but new damage may occur.

4. Penile pearly rash: Penile pearly nevus is found on the edge of the male glans. It is skin-colored, uniformly arranged, millet-sized papules, with no inflammatory reaction and no subjective discomfort. This is pearly rash. If the acetic acid white test is negative, it means that it does not turn white after applying 5% acetic acid solution.

This condition occurs in men after puberty and is a normal phenomenon.