What should I do if a fleshy thorn grows on the side of the glans?

The incidence of glans inflammation is relatively high among male diseases. It is a pathological condition. Many people pay more attention to it, but many people ignore it in life. They feel pain during sexual intercourse. In fact, glans inflammation has many hazards. However, it is a more private part of men, so some people find it difficult to talk about it. Then, I can help analyze the specific reasons that cause acne on the glans.

Generally speaking, if the condition persists for a long time and there is no local change, it may be pearly papules or pseudo-warts. However, if the condition is short and there is a history of unclean sexual contact, the possibility of genital warts cannot be ruled out. Genital warts are initially small, moist papules of light red or dirty gray color, which quickly form wart-like proliferations of varying sizes, which may fuse and are shaped like cauliflower or cockscombs, and sometimes have secretions and a foul odor.

You can do the acetic acid white test yourself: use a cotton swab to dip vinegar and place it on the affected area for 3 minutes. If it turns white after removal, it is a condyloma acuminatum and should be treated actively. If there is no color change, it should be pearly granular herpes, which is a skin disease. This skin disease does not develop, does not cause pain, itching or discomfort, does not affect sexual function, and does not spread. However, it can cause pain during sexual intercourse because the herpes will rupture after friction with the vaginal wall, causing bleeding and pain.

The medical community is not quite sure about the cause of its formation, but it is also a common benign growth in many men. Generally, no treatment is required. If it is accompanied by adverse symptoms such as redness, swelling, and itching, then the patient should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis in order to determine the cause and carry out targeted treatment.

In short, men should pay attention to the hygiene of their genitals, because the irritation of smegma will cause inflammation. The glans is a relatively sensitive part, so it is easy to cause bacterial infection. You should pay attention to cleaning and use potassium permanganate water to wash it. I believe that most men are aware of the harm of glans inflammation, so they will pay more attention to it and recommend early treatment to avoid affecting normal sexual life.