What causes redness in the coronal groove?

In fact, the phenomenon of redness of the coronal groin is not uncommon in clinical practice, and many men are troubled by this problem, mainly because they do not understand these common sense issues of reproductive health. Therefore, in response to this phenomenon, the following is a specific introduction for men. What is the redness of the coronal groin? Only if we learn more about these common sense of reproduction can we effectively avoid more adverse effects.

Considering balanitis, which is common in prepuce, because the secretions of the inner plate cannot be cleared in time, bacteria grow and multiply here, which will cause increased secretions, smegma, and odor in the foreskin. In severe cases, it will cause local inflammation, namely balanitis. On the one hand, bacteria can retrograde and ascend to infect the urethra, prostate, seminal vesicle, epididymis and testicles.

On the other hand, the bacteria can be transmitted to the other party through sexual intercourse, causing vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, etc. Therefore, from the current medical point of view, circumcision is better than no circumcision. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the urology department of a regular hospital for circumcision.

The above is an introduction to some of the reasons why the male coronal groin becomes red. I hope that after analyzing and introducing these reasons, everyone can pay attention to them, especially when men find various abnormalities in their reproductive parts. They must receive targeted treatment and solutions to reduce other adverse effects caused by them.