What to do with penile subcutaneous nodules?

As we all know, the male penis is a very private and very important part, so any problems with the penis should not be underestimated. Men often find nodules in the penis. At this time, you should closely observe other symptoms to see if there is pain or itching. If the condition is more serious, you need to go to a regular hospital to see a doctor. If it is confirmed that there are subcutaneous nodules in the penis, you should take the following solutions in time.

What to do with penile subcutaneous nodules?

It is recommended to check whether it is inflammation or condyloma acuminatum. After the diagnosis is confirmed, a treatment plan will be formulated.

Suggestions: It is recommended to clean the foreskin and glans penis frequently and keep the foreskin cavity clean and dry.

This is caused by folliculitis at the root of the penis. Folliculitis does not require special treatment, and folliculitis only requires attention to local hygiene. If the penis is not taken care of, it can easily lead to some serious harm. Penile folliculitis is a disease, and the treatment should be based on the specific situation. Therefore, in such a situation, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, and at the same time, you can choose oral or topical antibiotics with the doctor. Through reasonable methods, it will be more conducive to better avoid such a situation.

Usually, you should avoid getting cold, control your emotions, and strengthen your exercise. Pay attention to food hygiene, do not eat raw, cold, hard, or spoiled food, abstain from alcohol and spicy seasonings, and strengthen your exercise to strengthen your waist and kidneys and improve your physical fitness.

Consider whether it is penile sclerosing lymphangitis. Penile sclerosing lymphangitis is characterized by subcutaneous cord-like masses of the penis, which are prone to occur in the coronal sulcus, the back of the penis, etc., and are mostly caused by local mild mechanical injuries, masturbation, and excessive and excessive sexual intercourse. Clinically, curved, earthworm-like, cartilage-hard cord-like objects can be seen, which are not adhered to the surface skin and can slide under the skin. They are generally tightly attached to the subcutaneous skin, and the rash is translucent.

Suggestions: It is recommended to pay attention to quitting bad habits, avoiding external stimulation, moderate masturbation, moderate sex life, pay attention to hygiene, etc.

Consider the possibility of penile sclerosing lymphangitis, which is characterized by a cord-like mass under the skin of the penis.

Suggestions: It is prone to occur in the coronal sulcus, back of the penis and other parts, mostly caused by local mild mechanical injury, masturbation and excessive and excessive sexual intercourse. Clinically, curved, earthworm-like, cartilage-hard cords can be seen, which are not adhered to the surface skin and can slide under the skin. Generally, they are closely attached to the skin, and the rash is translucent. It is recommended to pay attention to quitting bad habits, avoiding external factors, moderate masturbation, restrained sex life, and pay attention to hygiene.