Which department should I go to for male glans examination?

Generally, you can go to the urology department or the men's department to check the glans penis. Common glans penis diseases include long foreskin, excessive foreskin, balanitis, etc. Rare penile cancer, etc. Some patients have hypospadias, so they need to go to the pediatric urology department for treatment. If it is a condylar wart on the glans penis, you can also go to the dermatology and venereology department for treatment. If it is a human immune system disease such as glans xerosis, you may need to go to the rheumatology and immunology department for treatment. However, if the symptoms cannot be confirmed, first go to the urology department or men's department, and after a basic diagnosis is made, ask other departments to help with treatment or transfer to another department for treatment.

To check the glans penis, you need to register for a urology department for medical examination. If the local hospital does not have a separate urology department, you can register for a general surgery department for examination. During the examination, the patient needs to take off all clothes and underwear to fully expose the glans penis and reproductive organs. The doctor will check whether there is redness and swelling of the glans penis, infection of the glans penis, bleeding of the glans penis, erosion of the glans penis, whether it is accompanied by symptoms such as phimosis, and whether it is accompanied by symptoms such as erectile dysfunction.

Based on a detailed full-body physical examination, supplemented by necessary imaging diagnostics and regular multifunctional examinations, such as color Doppler examination of male genital blood and erectile function tests, it is possible to determine whether there is a disease and whether corresponding treatment is needed. Therefore, for symptoms of the glans penis and male reproductive organs, it is necessary to register with the urology department to make a final judgment based on a full-body physical examination and laboratory tests.

Regular examination and assessment of male reproductive function mainly includes routine semen examination and reproductive endocrine examination. Cell biology examination is required when necessary, and you should go to the andrology or reproductive medicine department for medical treatment. Large and medium-sized comprehensive hospitals have professional andrology or reproductive medicine departments, but secondary or community health services do not have such professional departments. They are only affiliated with urology or other departments. You need to go to the urology department or corresponding departments for regular examination and medical treatment. In short, each hospital outpatient department may have different department settings, and you need to go to each hospital outpatient registration office for consultation and medical treatment.