What should I do if a small bump grows on the glans?

The male reproductive organs are particularly important to men. If there are small bumps on the genitals, it can be judged as genital warts, but it is not very certain, and you need to go to the hospital for diagnosis in time. There are many reasons for small bumps on the genitals, and this disease is easily transmitted to others. The editor has collected some treatment methods for small bumps on the genitals. Let's take a look at them next.

The granules on the genitals are more likely to be condyloma acuminatum. Condyloma acuminatum is a serious transmissible disease. The damage is initially small light red papules, which gradually increase in size and number, and are distributed singly or in clusters. They are moist and soft, with uneven surfaces, and are nipple-like, cockscomb-like or cauliflower-like protrusions. They are red or dirty gray. There is often a pedicle at the root, and it is easy to produce erosion and exudate. It is easy to bleed when touched, and it can cause secondary infection due to scratching.

Beyond traditional treatment, eukaryotic transgenic immune activation therapy can cure warts without recurrence

Advantage 1: Traditional treatments such as laser and cryotherapy are not very safe and have a certain degree of damage to surrounding normal tissues. Scars are likely to occur after treatment, resulting in tissue damage and urethral stenosis, affecting organ integrity and normal physiological functions.

Advantage 2: Traditional treatments are very traumatic, irritating, and have many adverse reactions to warts in special anatomical parts. They only remove the lesions visible to the naked eye, and the recurrence rate is extremely high. Eukaryotic transgenic immune activation therapy is also effective for the treatment of special anatomical parts such as the urethra, and can also show the latent infection site, which has the significance of localized diagnosis and treatment, and the recurrence rate is extremely low.

Advantage 3: Traditional treatments can provide long-term control of the clinical effects, but once treatment is stopped, symptoms will reappear quickly, and the virus in the ganglion cells cannot be cleared, resulting in significant side effects.

After reading the editor's introduction to the treatment of genital polyps, I believe everyone understands how to deal with genital polyps. If there are polyps in the genitals, it will have a serious impact on men's sexual life. Once there are polyps in the genitals, laser surgery should be performed, but laser surgery has great side effects. We can use eukaryotic transgenic immune extinguishing therapy to treat it, which will have even smaller side effects.