Why are there so many small bumps under the glans?

Many men may have many small bumps of different sizes under the glans. These small bumps are very annoying. So are these small bumps a problem? The answer is of course yes. Because small bumps on men's sexual organs are a manifestation of sexual organ disease, it is not normal to have small bumps. So it is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and cooperate with the doctor for treatment. The following is the editor's analysis of small bumps under the glans.

If you have bumps on the coronal sulcus, it may be pearly papules of the penis. It is best to go to the hospital for a diagnosis. First of all, pearly papules are not a disease or a sexually transmitted disease. Basically every male has it. It is very normal and appears as white, skin-colored or light red papules that do not merge with each other and are arranged in one or several rows along the coronal sulcus at the posterior edge of the glans. It is commonly known as "glans pearl stain."

The diagnosis mainly depends on the location and shape of the rash. The rash is the size of a millet grain, similar in color to the surrounding skin, painless and itchy. Although it has no effect on urination and sexual life, this disease has no effect on health and the physiological function of the penis. The lesions are white, skin-colored or light red papules, with a single diameter of 1-3mm, translucent, shaped like small pearls, and smooth on the surface. It can be in the shape of a few needle-sized beads, or in the shape of silk or sharp hairs.

The rash does not fuse with each other and is arranged in one or several rows along the coronal groove at the posterior edge of the glans penis. It may partially or completely surround the glans penis. It is more common in young men aged 20-50 years old. There are no conscious symptoms. There is no specific treatment for this disease, and it does not require treatment. If you think it affects your appearance, electrolysis or laser treatment can be used if necessary.

Your condition may be balanoposthitis, which can be caused by sexual activity and foreskin being too long. It can also be caused by infection with Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Escherichia Coli, Candida albicans, Trichomonas, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, fungi, Gonorrhea or other bacteria.

It can be seen that the reasons for the growth of these small bumps are different, so it is impossible to draw a direct conclusion. You can only judge according to your own situation, or you can go to a local regular hospital for a check-up. And pay attention to the hygiene of your sexual organs and wash them more often. Also, you should not have promiscuous sexual intercourse, which is the easiest way to get sexually transmitted diseases.