What are the little fleshy thorns on the glans?

The male penis protrudes from the body surface, and long-term friction with underwear may cause penis infection, dermatitis, tinea brevis and other skin problems if you pay attention to hygiene. And people who do not pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of their sex life or have a history of unclean sex life should prevent the occurrence of diseases. Many male friends have found some small fleshy thorns on their glans. They feel very worried, so what is this?

Considering that it is pearly papules, it is related to the foreskin being too long. It is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require treatment or worry. It is recommended that you insist on using potassium permanganate solution for cleaning. Usually, you should keep the local area clean and do not scratch!

It is normal to have small fleshy thorns on the glans. They are caused by local irritation caused by local dirt. It is nothing serious and not a disease. It is called pearly rash in medicine. It has no effect on the body and many people have it.

Penile pearly papules, which are experienced by almost every male. It is normal, don't worry! Clinically, pearly papules are white, skin-colored or light red papules that do not fuse with each other and are arranged in one or several rows along the coronal groove at the posterior edge of the glans. It is commonly known as "glans pearl scale". The skin lesions are white, skin-colored or light red small papules, with a single diameter of 1-3mm, translucent, shaped like small pearls, and smooth surface. They can be in the shape of several needle-sized beads, or in the shape of silk or sharp hairs. The rashes do not fuse with each other and are arranged in one or several rows along the coronal groove at the posterior edge of the glans, and can partially or completely surround the glans. It is more common in young men aged 20-50, with no conscious symptoms. No treatment is required, but electrolysis or laser treatment can be used if necessary.

Men with this condition are advised to check whether their foreskin is too long. If so, it is best to have a circumcision. Change and wash underwear frequently, and it is best to expose them to the sun and dry them after washing. Maintain personal hygiene and avoid unclean sexual intercourse. Men should also pay attention to their own safety.