There is a small red spot on the glans and I don't feel it

The glans penis, also known as the glans penis, refers to the spherical object developed at the front end of the male genitals. It is formed by the expansion of the front end of the urethral cavernous body. The end of the front development is the urethral opening, which is the entrance and exit of urine and semen. There is a red spot on the glans penis and it can't get hard?

This situation needs to be distinguished whether the patient has an unclean sexual history.

If the patient has a history of unclean sexual life, red spots on the glans are common in syphilis and condyloma acuminatum. With the passage of time, condyloma acuminatum will develop wart-like protrusions. Some patients with gonococcal urethritis will also have red spots and need to go to the dermatology and venereology department for medical treatment.

If the patient has no history of sexual misconduct, but only has red spots on the glans without other symptoms, it is more common in cases of prepuce hyperplasia and mild inflammation of the glans penis. It is probably because the patient has not done a good job of local environmental hygiene, resulting in urine deposits, scum, and irritation from urine scale. The solution is very simple, just ask the patient to wash with water every day, do not use shower gel and soap, and use a fixed wet cloth to wipe it. No special solution or medication is needed.

(1) Pay attention to local environmental hygiene, clean the glans penis and prepuce every day. If the prepuce is long, it should be treated immediately and circumcision should be performed if necessary. It is necessary to clean urine scale immediately. For those whose prepuce always covers the glans penis when the penis is not erect, they should exercise to make the glans penis always exposed outside the prepuce. This will protect the environment and reduce the risk of glansitis. It can also exercise the friction resistance of the glans penis, reduce sensitivity, and effectively prevent premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse with women.

(2) If one spouse suffers from a reproductive disease, they should stop having sex and seek medical treatment immediately. If one spouse suffers from a candidal or candida albicans infection, the couple should seek medical treatment separately.