How to treat white spots on the foreskin?

Vitiligo is a very harmful disease. It is also called white spot disease. When vitiligo attacks, some spots will appear on the body. As the spots spread, the patient's epidermis will be itchy and have dandruff problems. Vitiligo is everywhere. Some people also have vitiligo on their foreskin. Is vitiligo on the foreskin contagious? How to treat vitiligo on the foreskin?

Penile leukoplakia is a precancerous lesion often caused by chronic inflammation, which is related to long-term chronic stimulation or chronic inflammation. It is caused by abnormal differentiation of stratified squamous epithelial cells of the glans penis and excessive keratinization of the epidermis.

It often occurs on the glans penis and foreskin, especially in patients with phimosis. The lesions of this disease are white rough patches, flakes or dots, with hyperkeratosis and acanthosis accompanied by inflammatory cell infiltration, vascular dilation in the dermis, and papillary edema. Penile lesions often affect the entire glans penis and foreskin.

The range is wide, covering the urethral opening, which may hinder urination. The disease is relatively easy to diagnose. For those who are difficult to diagnose, a biopsy can be performed. During treatment, those with phimosis or prepuce should undergo circumcision as soon as possible, and local changes should be closely observed after the operation.

If you find vitiligo on your foreskin in your life, it is a precancerous lesion, which is related to long-term chronic irritation or chronic inflammation. In addition, you should closely observe the changes of vitiligo on the foreskin. If necessary, circumcision can be performed to treat it and prevent the spread and onset of vitiligo.