What medicine should I use for granulation on the glans penis?

The glans penis is a relatively large coronary artery developed at the front of the male genitals. I heard that foreign scholars conducted an experiment, using a rod-shaped object similar to the glans penis of a man to do reciprocating rubbing exercises in a tube section that had corn pulp inserted in advance. As a result, after a period of exercise, the corn pulp was gradually scraped out of the tube by the rod-shaped object. What is the reason for the small meat grains on the glans penis, and what medicine should be used?

There are small granules on the glans penis, in other words, new microorganisms have grown on the glans penis. When this happens, you should first check whether there is a history of unclean sexual intercourse. If yes, then it is more likely to be condyloma acuminatum. If you can remove a small amount of small granule tissue and then do an acetic acid white test, you can usually confirm whether it is condyloma acuminatum.

Condyloma acuminatum is a genital tract infection that can appear in the coronal sulcus of the glans penis, on the foreskin, or even on the penis, as well as at the anus.

The treatment of condyloma acuminatum mainly involves removing the condyloma acuminatum by laser or cold storage, followed by topical or oral antiviral drugs.

Cause and spread

There are different subtypes of HPV. The most common HPVs that cause genital warts are HPV 6 and 11. HPV thrives in the body's warm and humid conditions, so the genitals and anus are the most susceptible areas for infection. The transmission methods are as follows:

1. Sexually transmitted diseases

It is the most critical route of transmission. Therefore, the disease is very likely to occur in groups with promiscuous sexual behavior.

2. Indirect infection

A small number of patients may develop the disease by touching objects used by other patients, such as underwear, towels, bathtubs, toilet seats, etc.

3. Mother-to-child transmission

During the entire delivery process, the baby may develop laryngeal papillomavirus due to spread through the birth canal.