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

In today's society, many private parts of the body can have various diseases, not only women, but also men. The small bumps on the glans penis make many men embarrassed, and have a serious impact on their "sexual" life. Most male patients are very confused about this problem. Generally speaking, the small bumps on the glans penis should not be ignored easily, and those who are sick should go to relevant medical institutions for diagnosis immediately.

What is the cause of the small bump on the glans?

Small bumps on the glans are a more prominent symptom of condyloma acuminatum. The basic damage of male condyloma acuminatum is initially small light red bumps of varying sizes, distributed singly or in clusters, moist and soft, with nipple-like, cockscomb-like or cauliflower-like protrusions, red or dirty gray, often with pedicles at the roots, and prone to erosive exudate, easy to bleed when touched. Purulent secretions often accumulate between the cracks of skin damage, causing a foul odor, and secondary infection is often caused by scratching. Due to continuous local moisture and chronic stimulation, they often grow rapidly. This disease often has no spontaneous symptoms, and some patients may experience local pain or itching.

Treatment of male genital warts:

1. Surgical treatment: For single, small warts, surgical removal is possible; for giant condyloma acuminatum.

2. Cryotherapy: Using liquid nitrogen at a low temperature of -196℃, cryotherapy is used to treat condyloma acuminatum to promote the necrosis and shedding of wart tissue. This method is suitable for warts with a small number and small area.

3. Laser treatment: CO2 laser is usually used to treat condyloma acuminatum by ablation. This treatment is most suitable for penile or perianal warts.

4. Electrocautery: Use high-frequency electroacupuncture or electrocautery to remove the warts. This treatment is suitable for warts with a small number and small area.

The above are relatively common traditional treatments, which can only improve or eliminate the patient's superficial symptoms. Once treatment is stopped, the residual virus in the body will multiply again, so the disease is prone to recurring.

Therefore, once a man finds something abnormal in his private parts, he should not be ashamed and find it difficult to speak out. This will affect his health and even his mood, and will have a negative impact on his family. In normal times, don't ignore your personal hygiene just because you are a rough guy. The key is to seek medical attention in time.