Can I squeeze the acne on my penis?

Acne on the surface of the penis is caused by the rich hair follicle tissue in the subcutaneous tissue of the penis skin and the widespread distribution of sebaceous glands. Therefore, small particles are mainly present on the surface of the skin. If the hair follicles and skin pores are slightly blocked, the sebaceous glands are hyperplastic, or there are small cysts, there will be symptoms of acne. If this type of acne is not infected, it will not hurt or itch, will not affect anything, and does not need treatment. The cause of acne is that you usually do not pay attention to facial cleanliness and dryness, do not eat light food, like spicy and greasy food, and sit for a long time to make the penis moist, which will cause acne on the penis.

If there are acne on the glans penis, if it is accompanied by pain and there are pus spots on the surface, considering the possibility of bacterial infection, you can apply fusidic acid ointment or Bactroban cream for local anti-infection treatment, and avoid squeezing and forming. After it gets better, you need to take the medicine for three days. If the surface of the acne is rough, there are no active symptoms, and there has been sexual intercourse in the past, considering the possibility of condyloma caused by human papillomavirus infection, you need to see a doctor immediately, perform acetic acid white test to confirm the diagnosis, and you can receive carbon dioxide laser surgery, liquid nitrogen cryotherapy or plasma calcification. You can also apply imiquimod ointment for self-treatment.

If the pimples on the face are painless, slowly expand, and burst, it may be syphilis caused by unclean sexual behavior. At this time, a dark field examination is needed to check whether Treponema pallidum is present. If it is syphilis, it needs to be treated immediately. Penicillin allergy symptoms can be treated with benzodiazepine.

Penile acne is another name for penile folliculitis. Folliculitis can occur anywhere on the skin of the body. Because the sebaceous glands in the genitals and scrotum have a high metabolism, folliculitis will occur in people who do not pay attention to cleaning. Most of the symptoms are peripheral swelling, and pus can be seen in the center. When the growth develops to a certain extent, there will be rupture. Most of them can be cured, and the history of the disease is about one week. It is usually recommended to disinfect the local area when folliculitis occurs in the genitals, and use antifungal cream for treatment.