Pictures of hard nodules under the skin of the penis

There are many common diseases among men. Prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are very easy for men to suffer from. These diseases are very harmful to the male body. Men should receive timely treatment after being diagnosed with the disease, so as to protect themselves well. What is the reason for the lumps in the subcutaneous tissue of the male genitals? There are some reasons for this situation. The following is a detailed introduction to the causes of the lumps in the subcutaneous tissue of the male genitals, so that you can have some understanding.

What are the causes of hard particles under the skin of male genitals?

Patients with penile sclerosis will find a lump on their penis and feel pain. When the penis is erect, the penis will bend to one side and feel pain. Some patients will continue to have difficulty urinating. It may be caused by mild trauma or aortic atherosclerosis caused by congenital susceptibility genes. In addition, it is also related to aortic atherosclerosis, hypertension, trauma, genetic factors, alcoholism, diabetes, etc.

If the patient finds the above symptoms, he should go to the hospital for treatment immediately. After palpation, a clear-cut, oval or cord-shaped lump can be found near the root of the genital interosseous center line, and in some cases it is located far or laterally. If further examination is carried out, connective tissue hyperplasia will be found, and fibroblasts and fibroblasts can be seen, and they will continue to thicken.

Clinical symptoms of penile induration

The disease has different incipient and active phases and includes erectile pain, palpable penile nodules, penile curvature, and erectile dysfunction. Approximately one-third of patients present with painless curvature. Regardless of incipient or active phase, gradual or sudden onset, the pain is usually tolerable. The history of the disease is generally a period of stability for 12 to 18 months followed by a relatively quiescent second phase characterized by painless, persistent genital deformations and pathophysiological features of complete scarring. Erection pain almost always subsides with time; however, genital deformations usually do not subside.

After understanding the causes of lumps in the subcutaneous tissue of the male genitals, men should also prevent such symptoms. And when treating lumps in the subcutaneous tissue of the male genitals, men should not choose alcohol, cigarettes, or irritating foods. These foods are not helpful for disease treatment. At the same time, too much choice will also lead to obstacles in disease treatment.