What are the small red bumps in the coronal sulcus?

I think some people are familiar with the small red bumps on the coronal sulcus, but some people don't know. The small red bumps on the coronal sulcus are a type of sharp and wet bumps, but they may also be caused by other diseases. So what are the causes of these problems? In life, there may be many small details that are not noticed and infected with viruses. In life, underwear should be changed frequently, and good hygiene should be paid attention to before and after sexual life. The following editor will analyze the causes and solutions for everyone.

1. Condyloma acuminatum: After infection with condyloma acuminatum, small red spots often appear on the glans penis, which are in the form of granulation tissue. They may also appear on the foreskin and urethral opening. In the early stage, light red spots will appear, and the number will gradually increase. In severe cases, they may appear papilloma-like, with an uneven surface and a soft texture. In the later stage, cauliflower-like and cockscomb-like growths may form. Simple laser excision is prone to recurrence. Hazards: Condyloma acuminatum is a sexually transmitted disease and can damage the health of the male urinary and reproductive system. In severe cases, it may cause cancer.

2. Genital herpes: There is a burning sensation. In the early stage, erythema may appear on the glans penis, which gradually develops into blisters. In the later stage, the blisters rupture and erosions appear. After a few days, they dry and form scabs, and then reappear and recur. Hazards: Genital herpes is also a sexually transmitted disease. It is similar to condyloma acuminatum. Genital herpes can be transmitted to sexual partners and endanger the fetus. The recurrence rate is very high. Improper treatment and repeated recurrences make the body resistant to drugs and more difficult to cure.

3. Pearly papules: Pearly papules are common in normal people aged 20 to 30. The distribution of the rash mainly depends on the location of the rash. Its cause is related to the long-term stimulation of the inflammation of the foreskin and glans. The damage is mainly at the junction of the edge of the glans and the coronal sulcus and/or the frenulum. There will be no change, no tenderness, no rupture, and the patient has no conscious symptoms. If there is a history of unclean sexual contact, the number of small papules increases, and it should be paid attention to. The possibility of sexually transmitted diseases cannot be ruled out, and you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

According to the editor's explanation, I think everyone must have understood the impact of paying attention to hygiene on everyone's life safety. If you encounter corresponding problems, I hope everyone can pay attention to it in advance and go to the hospital for examination to avoid complications and serious consequences. For the happiness of your family, everyone must be more diligent, so that you will be healthier.