Pictures of glansitis

Key reminder: Penile glans inflammation is a common disease in men and is very harmful. Common types of penile glans inflammation are: candidal and trichomonal penile glans inflammation; subacute atrophic and annular rupture penile glans inflammation; plasmacytoid penile glans inflammation. The symptoms of each type of penile glans inflammation are different. Therefore, if the early symptoms of penile glans inflammation appear, you must go to the hospital for medication treatment in time to prevent delaying the disease and causing more serious damage.

Penile glans inflammation is a type of sexual organ infection. Many patients do not take it seriously after getting penile glans inflammation, thinking that they can just go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine and take it. In fact, there are many causes of penile glans inflammation, and there are many types. It is not that you can just buy antiviral medicine and take it. Not taking medicine will always make the condition worse. So how many types of penile glans inflammation are there? Analyze the three common types of penile glans inflammation.

1. Candidal and Trichomonal glansitis

The key symptoms of candidal glansitis are: erythema and papules appear on the glans in the early stage, with clear boundaries and slowly expanding. There are needle-sized to millet-sized blisters on the erythema. If not taken seriously, they will eventually produce slightly eroded surfaces. Trichomonas glansitis can be primary or secondary. It is usually secondary to diabetes, elderly rehabilitation, and antibiotic and hormone treatment. Direct relatives have trichomonas vaginitis. The key clinical symptoms are: erythema, smooth surface, and marginal scaling. Accompanied by papules, rashes, and small pustules.

2. Subacute atrophic and annular ruptured glans

Subacute atrophic glansitis is generally caused by physical factors, such as long foreskin, trauma, soap and cleaning liquid irritation to the part. The main symptoms are: local edema, erythema, erosion, exudate, bleeding, etc., and secondary infection produces ulcer surface accompanied by purulent secretions. The clinical symptoms of annular rupture glansitis are: erythema on the glans penis and the foreskin is long, and gradually expands to produce ulcers. The symptoms are aggravated after secondary infection. It is generally difficult to distinguish from superficial glansitis.

3. Cytoplasmic balanitis

Plasmocytic glansitis is generally more common in middle-aged and elderly patients, and its main manifestation is localized erythematous plaques, which are generally not prone to ulceration.

The above is a detailed introduction to the three common types of glansitis. Do you feel that you have underestimated glansitis? Glansitis is very common among men and is very harmful. Men should not ignore it. Once the early symptoms of glansitis appear, you should go to a professional and reliable men's specialist hospital for examination in time, and use medication after the cause of the disease is confirmed.