What's wrong with the small bump under the glans?

The glans is a component of the male reproductive organ, and it is also the most sensitive part. As long as it receives a little stimulation, it may produce sexual impulse. Since many diseases are likely to be induced during sexual intercourse, especially for men who do not pay attention to personal hygiene and have a habit of promiscuous intercourse, the glans is very easy to be infected with diseases, and some small bumps will grow under the glans. So what is the reason for the bumps on the glans?

Condyloma acuminatum: Also known as genital warts or venereal warts, the pathogen is human papillomavirus. This virus is a DNA virus with a high degree of host and tissue specificity. It only invades the skin and mucous membranes of the human body, not animals. The virus is inoculated in the skin and mucous membranes of local minor injuries, and after a certain incubation period, cauliflower-shaped and chicken-comb-shaped warts appear.

Pearly rash: Pearly rash, also known as pearly penile papules, coronal sulcus or glans papules, is also called hairy penis or multi-papillary penis by some scholars. Penile pearly rash is a benign disease. Some people may disappear after a certain period of time, while others may persist for decades without change.

The initial symptoms of male condyloma acuminatum are: small reddish papules grow on the genitals at first, and then gradually increase in size and number. The surface is raised, and most of them are brittle and hard, with uneven wart-like growths. The shapes can be divided into: mushroom-shaped, cockscomb-shaped, cauliflower-shaped, and nipple-shaped. The surface of the initial symptoms of condyloma acuminatum is red or dirty gray or normal skin color, and the local area is moist. Some patients feel itchy genitals, pain or bleeding during sexual intercourse. Due to conscious or unconscious scratching, the warts can be damaged, forming erosion, exudate and secondary infection.

Small bumps on the glans may be a symptom of condyloma acuminatum. It must be taken seriously, not better. If it is an early symptom of condyloma acuminatum, it should be treated actively. Don't be afraid. Get the support and encouragement of your family and relatives. The key is to treat the disease well. Don't let the disease affect your psychology and affect the treatment of the disease.

If a man has a pimple on his glans, he needs to pay attention to it, because it is likely a symptom of a sexually transmitted disease. If you find a pimple on the glans, you need to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. After determining the cause of the pimple, you can continue to receive treatment. Pay special attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse.