Small fleshy bumps grow on the penis, and papules are causing the problem

Sometimes, many male friends always find small fleshy bumps on their penises inadvertently, and begin to worry whether they have an incurable disease. In fact, many men may have some small bumps, small fleshy bumps, small pimples and other new growths on their penises. There are many reasons for the growth of small fleshy bumps on the penis. Let's learn about it together.

1. Pearly Penile Papules

Pearly penile papules, also known as pearly rash, are one of the most common small bumps on the penis and are also the most asked about.

These small bumps may be caused by changes in physiological development. They do not affect health or any body functions. They are not painful or itchy. There is no need to worry if they grow. Just do what you should do. No treatment is required.

2. Parafrenulum papules

Parafrenulum papules, as the name suggests, are pearly rashes that grow on both sides of the frenulum. When they grow, your penis won't feel anything and they have no effect on your body, so there's no need to go to the hospital for treatment.

3. Sebaceous gland ectopy

As its name suggests, sebaceous gland ectopia is when sebaceous glands appear in places where they should not appear or when there are too many sebaceous glands in a certain part of the body. However, sebaceous glands are one of the important appendages of normal skin, so this disease itself does not affect health, and people will not feel anything after it develops, so it does not need treatment.

If you try to tighten the skin around your penis, you can see these sebaceous glands more clearly, and they will feel like fine sand to the touch.

4. Normal hair follicle sebaceous gland

There are often many normal sebaceous follicles on the scrotum and penis of men, but because the sebaceous follicles in these areas are large and very conspicuous, they are often mistaken for sexually transmitted diseases such as genital warts.

The secretion of sebaceous glands is affected by androgens, which can make the sebaceous glands larger. Therefore, after puberty, as the secretion of androgens increases, these sebaceous glands will also become larger. However, being "big" is not a sin... and no treatment is required.