There are small bumps on the skin of the penis

If there are small bumps on the skin of the male genitals, if they are high and flat, they may be caused by local skin hyperplasia, such as local lipoma or sebaceous cyst. If they are not high and tend to be flat, they are common in sebaceous gland dystopia, which is a normal condition that many ordinary people can have, so there is no need to worry or treat them. If the small bumps are accompanied by swelling and pain, it is more likely to be caused by inflammation, and you need to pay attention to local environmental hygiene. You can use a disinfectant cotton ball dipped in iodine disinfectant solution to wipe and disinfect, and take antibiotics under the specific guidance of a doctor.

There are several conditions for small bumps on the skin of male genitals:

1. Physiological, that is, the partial pigskin-like changes caused by the enlarged pores of the hair follicle glands. This kind of situation belongs to the normal contraction of human skin and mucous membranes, including a kind of local protrusion produced after stimulation or hot and cold stimulation, and generally does not need to be solved. If there is a blockage of the hair follicle glands, and there is local redness, swelling, and pain, it is considered that there is a problem of folliculitis, and it is necessary to start external application of analgesics to solve it;

2. Because there are some pearl-like protrusions near the inner plate of the foreskin and its coronal sulcus, they are medically called genital pearly papules. If there is no obvious swelling, itching, pain and other symptoms, there is no need to solve them. They are normal local tissues.

This type of symptom may be caused by sebaceous cysts. It is recommended that patients first use iodine disinfectant and then apply fusidic acid cream to the wound for treatment. This type of symptom may also be caused by genital herpes. It is recommended that patients apply acyclovir cream to the wound and take valacyclovir tablets orally for treatment. It is best for patients to go to the urology or dermatology department of a regular hospital for examination to rule out the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases. If it is caused by a sexually transmitted disease, it is recommended that patients undergo dislocation surgery for treatment.