How to treat pseudo-warts on the glans penis?

The male reproductive organs are particularly sensitive, especially the glans penis. If there is inflammation in the reproductive organs, the glans penis will generally have small bumps or redness and swelling. Some symptoms may not be obvious, only showing that there will be secretion blockage in the urethra or urinary pain and frequent urination. Some people will also suffer from pseudo-emaciation of the glans penis. The following editor will explore with you how to treat pseudo-emaciation of the glans penis.

Pseudo-warts refer to a group of skin and mucous membrane lesions that occur on the external genitalia of men and women and are easily confused with condyloma acuminatum. This group of lesions mainly includes penile pearly papules, parafrenulum papules and villous labia minora.

Pearly penile papules, also known as pearly penile papules, hairy penile papilloma, coronal sulcus or glans papules, are also called hairy penis or multi-papillary penis. Currently, pearly penile papules are generally considered to be a symptom rather than a disease.

The etiology and pathogenesis of this symptom are still unclear. Some people think it is a physiological developmental abnormality. Others think it is related to prepuce hyperplasia. Prepuce hyperplasia, poor local hygiene, long-term stimulation of coronary sulcus secretions and dirt, or other inflammation such as local redness and swelling caused by infection may be the direct cause of this symptom.

Disease treatment:

The lesion does not require special treatment. If the patient insists on treatment, laser surgery can be used to remove it, but if the causative factors exist, it will often recur.

Disease Prevention:

The prevention and treatment principles of penile pearly papules are mainly to keep the local area clean and hygienic, keep the local environment dry, and avoid irritation such as friction on the lesions. Prevent inflammatory lesions of the foreskin and glans. If the foreskin is too long or balanoposthitis occurs repeatedly, consider circumcision.

Pseudo-warts do not require special treatment and have no impact on your daily life. Patients should pay attention to the hygiene of their reproductive organs and clean them every day. If there is inflammation, you can use some lotion. It is best to wash with cold boiled water, not cold water, which contains a lot of bacteria and is not good.