What is the reason for a circle of fleshy particles growing on the glans?

Many friends will ask me about some physical problems. Recently, a male friend of mine came to me in a panic, saying that he had a circle of flesh on his glans, so he was worried about what would happen. In fact, this kind of situation is still very common among male friends, and this kind of situation needs to be taken seriously. Today, I am here to give you some popular science, hoping that it will be helpful to you.

In outpatient clinics, young men often come to see doctors because of a row or several pinpoint-sized bead-like papules on their glans. They are worried, some are worried about tumors, and some are afraid of STDs. In sexual medicine consultation letters, many inquire about this disease, and they describe it very specifically: the rash is the size of a millet grain, similar in color to the surrounding skin, and is not painful or itchy. Although it has no effect on urination or sexual life, it causes great psychological pressure.

In fact, this disease is neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Medical experts have confirmed through pathological sections that its structure is normal connective tissue hyperplasia. In medicine, it is named pearly penile papulosis.

The cause of pearly penile papulosis is not yet clear, and the diagnosis mainly depends on the location and shape of the rash. There is no specific treatment for this disease, and it does not require treatment. The most important thing for people with this disease is to understand the disease and get rid of fear and worry. This disease has no effect on health and the physiological function of the penis.

Clinically, it is believed to be related to excessive foreskin and chronic inflammatory stimulation. It is a variation in physiological development and is neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. The clinical manifestations are white, skin-colored or light red papules that do not fuse with each other and are arranged in one or several rows along the coronal groove at the posterior edge of the glans. This disease will not cause any adverse consequences and generally does not require treatment. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for examination, clear diagnosis, and timely treatment.

After reading the above article, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of what the growth of a circle of flesh on the glans penis is. If you have any problems with your body, don't be too shy to speak out. This is very likely to damage your health and cause irreversible consequences. So no matter what happens, it is better to see a doctor as soon as possible.