What is the cause of the red spot on the coronal groove?

If there are red spots on the coronal sulcus, you may need to consider whether it is caused by glansitis or other reproductive diseases. Since many men are now prone to various reproductive health problems, you must pay attention to prevention in your life. If you want to scientifically and specifically treat the red spots on the coronal sulcus, then we first need to determine the cause of the red spots on the coronal sulcus. Only in this way can we achieve the best treatment effect and avoid the harm of these reproductive health diseases as much as possible.

The main symptoms of pearly penile papules are: a rash of red spots on the glans penis the size of a millet grain, similar in color to the surrounding skin, painless and itchy, and although it has no effect on urination or sexual life, it causes great psychological stress. This red spot disease on the glans penis is neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease.

Excessive foreskin can easily cause red spots on the glans, leading to balanitis. Balanitis is caused by excessive foreskin. Due to the excessive foreskin, the secretions of the inner plate cannot be cleared in time, allowing pathogens to grow and multiply here and cause local inflammation, which includes: red spots on the glans, flushing, dandruff, secretions, smegma, itching, odor, etc.

The above is a common sense analysis and introduction to red spots in the coronal sulcus. I hope that after reading this introduction, everyone can treat and solve this reproductive disease more correctly and rationally when encountering it, and reduce its impact on our health as much as possible. In addition, we should also pay attention to the care and maintenance of these parts in our lives.