What is white dirt in the coronal groove?

Why should we not ignore the white dirt in the coronal sulcus? After all, if these parts grow too much, it will easily lead to more bacterial and viral infections, which will seriously threaten men's reproductive health. So now I will introduce to you in detail what the white dirt in the coronal sulcus is and how to solve it to minimize the adverse damage.

It can be called smegma. There are certain sebaceous glands distributed under the skin at the junction of the inner surface of the foreskin of the penis and the glans penis. These glands continuously secrete some light yellow oily substances, which are mixed with some dirt that falls off the skin and urine. Over time, it accumulates and becomes thicker and thicker, and can become flakes or small pieces, and tightly adhere to the skin of this part.

The following adverse consequences will occur: direct stimulation of the glans penis may induce penile cancer; causing frequent inflammation of the foreskin and glans penis, and long-term inflammatory stimulation may cause degeneration and deterioration of local tissue cells of the penis; creating a poor environment in the glans penis, which may induce many precancerous lesions of penile cancer.

I hope that everyone will pay attention to the common sense introduced above after understanding it. After all, these reproductive health issues will have a greater impact on men's health, so we need targeted solutions to achieve the best treatment and coping effects.