What is the cause of black mole on foreskin?

The appearance of black moles on the foreskin is most likely caused by subcutaneous mole cells. Generally, they are benign and have no side effects on the body and do not require special treatment. If abnormalities are found during the observation process, such as rapid enlargement, itching, and erosion, this phenomenon may be a sign of cancer. Be sure to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time to prevent the disease from getting worse.

1. Causes of black moles on foreskin

1. Consider that this is a mole, which is composed of mole cells.

2. Moles are very common and are generally benign. They do not require treatment and have no impact on health.

3. Moles are mainly caused by pigmentation or hyperplasia of the connective tissue of the hair papilla. There are many types of moles, and their sizes and colors vary.

4. Moles are pigmented lesions composed of mole cells and are the most common benign skin tumors. They have a small possibility of malignant transformation and are not caused by phimosis. If there is no abnormality, they can be left untreated.

2. Causes of black moles on foreskin

1. Moles that grow in areas that are frequently rubbed are prone to malignant changes after being rubbed. It is recommended to remove the mole and perform a pathological examination at the same time.

2. This is a physiological phenomenon that can occur anywhere on the skin. You don’t need to treat it, just observe it first, or go to the dermatology department of a local public hospital for cryotherapy.

3. If it grows too fast, you can use laser treatment or surgical removal, disinfect it with iodine, do not get it wet to prevent infection, avoid irritating food, avoid perming and scratching, pay attention to local hygiene, and wear cotton underwear.

4. However, if you feel that it affects your appearance, you can go to the dermatology department of the hospital for liquid nitrogen cryotherapy or ultrasonic carbon dioxide laser treatment for daily care. If the mole becomes painful or itchy in a short period of time, it may become cancerous. At this time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for surgical removal and pathological examination.

3. Expert Tips

Everyone has pigmented moles. According to statistics, after careful full-body examination, a normal individual may have as many as 50 moles, and the average is 15-20 moles. Because it is common, people often treat it carelessly and arbitrarily, which has many lessons. Some people believe in the nonsense of fortune tellers and randomly remove moles in the street in order to "drive away evil and bring good luck, and make money"; some people do not know the depth of the matter and remove moles at will with erosion; some people scratch and dig at will, and the consequences are mild scars and deformities, and severe death! Therefore, popularizing relevant medical knowledge, making patients understand medical principles, and accepting regular treatment from doctors is the truly feasible way.

Most moles are benign and have no effect on health. Many people worry about the malignant transformation of moles, which is not groundless. First, some moles are easily confused with some malignant skin tumors and are often misdiagnosed. Second, some moles do have a certain relationship with melanoma, so melanoma should be given necessary attention and a dermatologist should be consulted when necessary.