What disease is there if there is red spot on the glans penis without pain or itching?

Men all know that the glans is their most important organ and represents a man's self-esteem. However, some men have found some red spots on their glans, and these red spots do not cause symptoms, pain or itching. So what are these red spots? Next, we will analyze some possible causes of red spots, some treatment methods, and some precautions.

There are many theories about this disease, and it can be divided into many conditions. The first is that there is a little erythema at the bottom of the glans, which may be caused by a glans dissection. At the beginning, there is local flushing, the skin of the penis is red and swollen, and the glans feels burning and itchy. When the foreskin is turned back, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans can be seen to be congested and eroded, with exudate and even bleeding. After secondary infection, small ulcers can be seen, with foul-smelling milky white purulent secretions. If it rubs against underwear, it will be painful, and the patient often has difficulty in moving. It may be accompanied by enlargement and tenderness of the inguinal lymph nodes. However, it is also possible that the manifestation of proliferative erythema is the appearance of single or multiple erythema on the glans penis, which may be round, annular or irregular in shape, with clear boundaries, slightly high and hard, and a shiny surface.

Sometimes there may be erosion, crusting or papillary hyperplasia. The disease may remain unchanged for many years, or it may become cancerous. The cause of proliferative erythema is unknown, but it mainly occurs in people with excessive foreskin, so it is believed to be related to excessive foreskin and smegma stimulation. Several patients with this disease have undergone circumcision, and the erythema of several of them disappeared naturally. Therefore, people with this disease should have regular foreskin removal. There is no definite opinion on the treatment of proliferative erythema. Some advocate for foreskin removal and close observation; some advocate freezing or irradiating the lesion with X-rays. Remember to go to the hospital for any situation.

Regarding this disease, there are several points we need to pay attention to. First of all, we must maintain good personal hygiene. Secondly, we must not go outside to get blown by the wind. On the one hand, we must avoid bacterial infection, and on the other hand, we must prevent the body from being dried out and feeling uncomfortable. Furthermore, we must not eat spicy food or drink alcohol. Drink more water to expel toxins from the body.