What are the precautions for men's examination?

As for some precautions for male examination, in fact, male friends also need to pay attention to them, because when doing physical examination, only by paying attention to the precautions in advance can the accuracy of the examination be higher, so that you can have a better understanding of your own physical condition. Common precautions include external genitalia, perineum, oral cavity, etc.

(1) External genitalia:

Check the skin and mucous membranes for erythema, papules, herpes, ulcers, erosions, tenderness, location, size, number, shape, etc. of the lesions; if the foreskin is too long, the foreskin should be turned back, and the glans penis and urethra should be checked for secretions, warts, etc.; check the scrotum, testicles, spermatic cord and prostate (rectal examination) for tenderness, nodules and lumps, etc.

(2) Perineum:

Check the pubic area for scratches, pubic lice and eggs.

(3) Anus and perianal area:

Check for ulcers, macules, rashes, warts and secretions; use a rectoscope to examine the rectal mucosa for ulcers, abrasions, lumps and purulent secretions.

(4) Inguinal groove:

Lymph node size, shape, number, hardness, adhesion, tenderness, rupture and skin surface color.

(5) Oropharynx:

Check for the presence of rashes, leukoplakia, ulcers, and purulent secretions. For those who engage in oral sex, a smear and culture of oropharyngeal secretions should be performed.

(6) Internal organs:

Attention should be paid to checking each system and identifying any abnormality.