Male genital papules

What is the reason for red papules on male genital organs? Authoritative experts indicate that when red papules appear on male genital organs (foreskin, glans penis, coronal sulcus, urethral opening or male genital body), be careful of genital herpes infection, but it is not necessarily a sexually transmitted disease, it may also be balanoposthitis, and the clinical medical causes are very complicated. Patients with this symptom should see a doctor as soon as possible and receive active treatment to prevent the disease from becoming serious and delaying the best treatment stage.

What diseases are common in male genitalia with red papules?

Doctors say that when macules and red papules break out on the foreskin of a man's penis, it is usually seen in genital herpes, balanitis and other diseases. This disease has a high incidence rate and often recurs, which seriously threatens physical and mental health. The following is a doctor's introduction to the treatment of this common disease:

Red papules appear on the genitals: Papules refer to red patches that are not higher than the surface of the skin and are in the form of bright red blocks. You can't feel them by touching them with your hands. If papules appear at first, they will soon form clusters of punctate-sized papules, herpes or vesicles, and will cause itching or burning sensations, which often indicate genital herpes. If there is no history of unclean sex, it is mostly caused by balanitis. Many patients become anxious and restless after discovering symptoms such as red papules on their genitals. Authoritative experts say that although the harm of sexually transmitted diseases is great, they can be completely cured as long as prevention is strengthened, early detection is carried out, and active treatment is taken.

Authoritative experts analyze that the symptoms of red papules on the sexual organs are generally caused by the following two reasons:

1) History of unclean sex: infection with sexually transmitted diseases, mainly through sexual intercourse. If a man has a history of unclean sex, and his genitals, prepuce, glans penis have ruptures, pus cells, ulcers, etc., he should be highly alert to whether he has been infected with sexually transmitted diseases.

2) Close contact with STD patients: STD virus infection can be transmitted indirectly through clothes used by the patient. If you have close contact with a STD patient and develop the above symptoms, you should get checked and treated for STDs as soon as possible.

Therefore, the appearance of red papules on the male reproductive organs (foreskin, glans penis, coronal sulcus, urethral orifice or male genital body) is a typical symptom of urinary system diseases and should not be ignored.