Black bumps on the penis skin

There are actually many reasons for the growth of small bumps on the male genitals. Once you notice some small bumps on your glans penis, you must pay attention to it and actively treat it. Don't take medicine blindly. If you don't take the medicine properly, it will aggravate the condition and make it difficult to treat. In fact, small bumps on the glans penis are also some common symptoms in men's daily life. In daily life, you can know more about the symptoms of this disease and do preventive work to avoid it. So, what is the reason for the small gray and black bumps on the outer skin of the male genitals?

There is a relatively large, string-like hard lump on the cavernous body, which should be penile induration. However, further examination is needed to confirm the diagnosis and eliminate other diseases.

Penile sclerosis refers to the growth of a lump on the glans penis. Clinical medical research has found that it is a lump formed by the fibrosis process between the cavernous tunica albuginea and the fascia of the penis muscles. It is more common in middle-aged and elderly men and is mostly located between the bones of the penis. It may be related to factors such as penis damage, inflammation, diabetes, aging, and vitamin E deficiency. The patient has single or multiple soft plaque-like or cord-like masses of varying sizes between the bones of the penis. The material is as hard as cartilage, and it hurts slightly when pressed lightly. It may cause pain and bending when it is hard, but there may be no obvious discomfort when the skin is soft. It is a benign disease and is not likely to malign into a tumor.

Some patients with penile sclerosis can recover over time, but most patients need to take active treatment measures. There are many treatment methods, such as oral medication, local injection of growth hormone, local direct radiation, surgical treatment, etc. Although there are significant differences in efficacy, doctors usually choose drug treatment first, which also meets the standards of simplicity, convenience and economic development. Therefore, the doctor first selected tamoxifen, oxadiazine, vitamin E and other drugs for Manager Wu to treat.

Only patients with large, difficult-to-treat lumps that seriously affect their quality of life and sexual life can undergo surgery to remove the lumps. They can gradually resume their sexual life 1 to 2 months after surgery. However, the vast majority of patients with penile sclerosis do not need surgery, because the purpose of treatment is to restore their sexual life. Correction of the curvature of the male genitals can only be carried out after the condition of the lumps has stabilized for a year. Otherwise, the curvature that has been corrected recently may have to face the embarrassment of bending again soon.