What should I do if my glans penis is itchy and has bumps?

The glans is a man's reproductive organ and also the most vulnerable part of a man. If there is something wrong with the glans, some male friends will be very nervous but are too embarrassed to tell others and do not see a doctor. Some male friends do not care about the abnormalities of the glans and think that they should be normal. Both situations are wrong. When we encounter abnormalities in the glans, especially when the glans is itchy, we must see a doctor in time. The sooner we treat this disease, the better. We can cure it in the best treatment period.

What is the reason for the red and itchy glans? Many men don't care when they feel their glans is red and itchy, thinking that it may be caused by unhygienic practices recently, and that it will be fine after a while as long as they pay attention to hygiene. On the contrary, some men are very worried about whether they have some disease, so what is the reason for the red and itchy glans? Experts in men's hospitals point out that the possibility of the red and itchy glans is very high. This disease cannot be left alone for a long time, otherwise it will only make the condition more and more serious, increasing the difficulty of treatment, so men must pay attention to it.

What causes the glans to be red and itchy?

Experts from the Men's Hospital said: Most cases of itchy glans are caused by balanitis and prepuce that is too long. The source of balanitis is unclean sex or the prepuce that is too long. Infectious glansitis is often caused by unclean sex, infection with Candida albicans, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, Gonorrhea or other bacteria. Non-infectious factors are mostly caused by prepuce that is too long and not cleaned enough. The unclean matter between the foreskin and the glans, that is, smegma, will accumulate, irritating the local foreskin and mucous membrane to cause inflammation.

What is the cause of the red and itchy glans? Common symptoms of balanitis:

Annular ulcerated balanoposthitis: Red spots on the glans and foreskin gradually expand and become ring-shaped, forming superficial ulcers.

Trichomonal balanitis: papules and red spots appear on the glans, gradually enlarging with clear edges. Small needle-sized blisters can be seen on the erythema, and finally an erosive surface is formed.

Candida albicans balanoposthitis: red spots on the foreskin and glans, smooth surface, with small rashes, clear edges of erythema, erosion and exudation during acute attacks. Things on the glans may seem embarrassing to others, but we cannot be ashamed to tell the doctor. We must correct this attitude. We go to the hospital for treatment just like everyone else, but we go to a different department. When everyone's methods are different, we must not delay the treatment time.