What causes blisters to suddenly appear on the penis?

Most people believe that blisters on the penis are caused by not paying attention to hygiene. Many people will still get blisters even if they pay attention to hygiene. Occasional blisters can be considered to be caused by getting angry or minor inflammation, but dense blisters should be considered as genital herpes, which is related to bacterial infection due to not paying attention to hygiene and unclean sexual life. Both husband and wife should go to the hospital for examination, and they should know that the disease is contagious and need to be isolated and prevented.

What causes blisters on the penis?

First: Small blisters occasionally grow on the male penis for no reason. Most men generally don't care about this problem. It is often because of the neglect of this problem that the blisters on the penis become more and more, and symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, and itching appear. If small blisters grow on the penis, you should be alert to whether you have a sexually transmitted disease, so you must go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time to rule out the cause to avoid misunderstanding the disease.

Second: Genital herpes is a type of sexually transmitted disease and is highly contagious. The main symptom is the appearance of more and more needle-sized blisters around the genitals and anus. If you squeeze them with your hands, a light yellow liquid comes out. However, it is best not to squeeze these blisters. The person with penile herpes can easily infect the other person who has sex, with a probability of more than 80%. If diagnosed with genital herpes, the patient must be prepared for long-term treatment because the disease is highly recurrent. This disease is very harmful to men, so it must be treated in time.

Third: Small blisters on the male penis may also be caused by glansitis, because some men have long foreskins and do not maintain adequate hygiene of their genitals. The smegma induces glansitis. If glansitis is not treated in time, the patient's prostate, testicles, etc. may also become inflamed and spread to the reproductive system. This is also contagious and may be transmitted to the sexual partner. This is also a huge harm to men.

Notes

Men must maintain good hygiene during sexual intercourse, especially men with long foreskin. In winter, many men do not take a bath every day, but it is best to wash your genitals every day and change your underwear frequently to keep your private parts clean to avoid illness.