What is the cause of the small red bump on the glans that does not hurt or itch?

We often hear the term eczema, especially in spring and summer, when many environmental factors can easily cause eczema. So what are the main symptoms of eczema? In fact, eczema is a common allergic inflammatory skin disease that can occur at any age and in any season, but can only occur in certain specific parts. Some people also think that small red bumps on the glans penis are eczema, and some even associate eczema with sexually transmitted diseases. So, let's learn about glans penis eczema.

Eczema can occur all year round and is related to sun exposure, sweating, and various allergens. Some people often believe that eczema is contagious.

Five major symptoms of eczema

1. Polymorphism:

The rash of eczema is polymorphic and can be divided into primary rash and secondary rash. The primary rash includes papules and blisters, while the secondary rash includes erosions and exudates. Patients usually have primary rash and secondary rash at the same time.

2. Itching:

Its characteristic is persistent itching, which cannot be solved by distraction. When calming down, the itching will worsen, forming a state of paroxysmal and persistent itching.

3. Durability:

Eczema is prone to recurring, spreading from one part to another, and the symptoms are difficult to eliminate. If eczema is not treated properly in the acute stage, it will turn into chronic eczema, and if it is not handled properly at this time, it will lead to acute attacks again.

4. Generalization:

Eczema can occur anywhere on the body, including the glans penis. If it occurs on the glans penis, it is called glans penis eczema.

5. Permeability:

Eczema, as the name suggests, will produce exudate. Otherwise, it is difficult to diagnose it as eczema if there is no exudate.

In addition, when eczema is in the chronic stage, the rash area may appear drier, but during an acute attack, there will still be exudate.

How to use food to treat eczema?

Medication is an important method for treating eczema. Here are some food-assisted methods for treating eczema.

1. Grind adzuki beans into fine powder, mix with egg white and apply to the affected area twice a day for 3 consecutive days.

2. Black bean oil: 30 ml of black bean oil and 15 g of yellow wax, dissolve into a paste. Apply externally twice a day for 1 week.

3. Take 6 grams of salt and 15 grams of alum, dissolve them in boiling water and wash the affected area.

How to prevent eczema?

First of all, eczema patients should pay attention to their health care and eat mainly vegetarian food in their daily diet, because patients may have intestinal obstruction at this time. Vegetarian food is easy to digest and does not affect the stomach. The bowel movements should be smooth every day to avoid the occurrence of dermatitis caused by intestinal obstruction.

You should also avoid spicy and irritating foods, such as fishy foods, fish, shrimp, seafood, onions, chili peppers, strong tea, coffee and other foods that are likely to cause eczema.

Secondly, when using drugs to treat dermatitis and eczema during the treatment of eczema, it is necessary to use the drugs under the guidance of professional doctors, because many drugs will have great toxic side effects on patients, and avoid causing other adverse consequences. This is the first point that eczema health care should pay attention to. Maintaining the humidity of indoor air should be the first thing that eczema patients and their families should consider.