The glans penis turns purple. Do you know what the reason is?

Some men may find that the glans of their penis turns purple. According to andrologists, this phenomenon is mostly abnormal, and the reasons behind it vary. It may be caused by glans inflammation, or it may be caused by bad living habits such as excessive masturbation.

1. It should be glansitis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a smear test to see if it is caused by fungi or bacteria.

Suggestions: For fungal infections, it is recommended to apply antifungal drugs topically. For bacterial infections, erythromycin cream can be applied topically and azithromycin can be taken orally.

2. Purpleness is probably caused by blood stasis.

Suggestions: It may be due to the foreskin being turned back and tightening the penis, which causes local congestion. If the foreskin is restored, it can usually be restored. If the foreskin is too long, surgical treatment can be considered. I hope the answer is helpful to you. I wish you good health.

3. Considering that there is inflammation, it is recommended to pay attention to strengthening personal hygiene in life, wash and change underwear frequently, it is best not to have sex, do not eat spicy, irritating, raw and cold food, increase physical exercise, and strengthen physical fitness. It is recommended to take levofloxacin tablets orally for treatment first, and if necessary, see the urology department of the local hospital to see what is the cause, and then use targeted medication.

4. The glans penis turns black or purple. This is an abnormal phenomenon. It may be that excessive masturbation has caused the glans penis to become congested or form blood stasis. If the blood stasis does not dissipate for a long time, the glans penis will turn black and purple. However, if there is also itching, it may be a symptom caused by bacterial or viral infection.

Suggestions: It is best to use a cold towel or ice cubes to apply to the penis for treatment. If the black and purple phenomenon gradually disappears, there is no need to worry. If it does not disappear, you need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for examination. If it is a bacterial or viral infection, targeted medication is also needed.

5. Mild purple is mostly normal and may be related to excessive penis erections. If accompanied by pain and swelling, balanitis should be considered. This is mostly caused by bacterial infection induced by excessive foreskin.

Guidance:

It is recommended to go to the hospital's urology department for a detailed examination. If the examination is normal, no treatment is required.