How to deal with the skin ulcer on the glans penis

Penis inflammation is one of the necessary urological diseases. Generally, the disease is caused by infection or external stimulation, and there will be symptoms such as swelling, itching, skin breakage and pus. For penile inflammation, this is not a difficult disease. We can find the most suitable and best treatment method based on more knowledge.

How to deal with the skin ulcer on the glans? The skin ulcer on the glans mentioned here is a serious case of glansitis, or a unique reproductive tract infection.

First, use saline water to clean it, then use iodine disinfectant or povidone iodine to disinfect it. If pus occurs, oral antibiotics or intravenous antibiotics are needed for treatment.

Of course, this situation needs to rule out some reproductive tract infection, and the medical history is very important, including whether there is a history of promiscuity or unclean sexual intercourse. In order to diagnose, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination to confirm the etiological basis.

How to treat glansitis

1. Keep the area clean and avoid irritation.

2. For those whose causes are confirmed, unique solutions should be provided for the pathogenic factors.

3. For patients with long foreskin, circumcision should be performed after the inflammatory reaction is under control.

4. For patients with significant infection accompanied by fever and lymphadenopathy, systemic antibiotics can be used.

5. If abscesses have already occurred during the treatment of balanitis, you can wipe off the concentrated solution first, and then soak the injured area in diluted Erik for about a quarter of an hour.

6. Local treatment is very important. If the skin is dry and flaky, apply corticosteroid ointment. If the skin is erosive and exudate, apply water solution to the face.

7. When using medication to treat balanitis, if the inflammation has not developed recently, it is best to take the medicine orally or apply it while also giving an IV. This can prevent the inflammation from getting worse and causing erosion or pus.

How to self-check whether you have glansitis

1. Pay attention to the distribution of male pubic hair and whether there are any external genital diseases. If there are any abnormalities, further examination of the body shape, hair distribution, and breast growth and development is required.

2. Pay attention to the growth and development of the male genitals, such as whether the foreskin is too long, whether it is too long or incarcerated, whether the growth and development of the male genitals is consistent with age, whether the urethral opening is in place, whether the urethral opening is inflamed, adhered, narrowed or swollen.

3. Pay attention to the condition of the cavernous body to see if there is any dull pain or lumps, whether there are papules, warts or ulcers on the head of the male genitals, and whether there is any inflammation, scars or new microorganisms.

4. Inspection of the scrotal contents: First, pay attention to the size and appearance of the scrotum, whether there are diffuse fistulas or skin adhesions, if there is scrotal swelling, whether it is on one side or both sides, and whether there are any inflammatory changes in the scrotal skin.

5. Pay attention to the size, softness, and mobility of the inguinal lymph nodes, and whether there are diffuse ulcers or scars.

For patients with glansitis, they should pay great attention to environmental hygiene in their daily lives. Many patients are afraid of glansitis because they do not know enough about it. By understanding how to treat glansitis, patients' fear of the disease can be alleviated. During the entire treatment process, a good attitude should be maintained.