How to treat sebaceous cyst of foreskin

Many male patients have genital diseases, which seriously affect their physical health, family harmony, and the happiness between couples. Therefore, if there are problems with the male genitals, timely treatment is required to avoid the above problems. So how should sebaceous cysts of the foreskin be treated? Let me introduce it to you below.

Sebaceous cyst is commonly known as "sebaceous tumor". It refers to the formation of cysts due to the accumulation of sebaceous glands in the glands after the sebaceous gland ducts are blocked.

This is the most common benign skin tumor. Many people have had the experience of having cysts, especially young people in the period of vigorous growth and development. It often occurs on the head, face, back (personally I think it is the most common) or buttocks of adults. It grows slowly and may be asymptomatic. When it is infected, it may cause redness, swelling, heat and pain. The cyst is round, with clear boundaries, a movable base, and adheres to the skin. Black hair follicle holes can be seen in the center. White sebum will flow out after squeezing or rupturing, which can be used to distinguish lipomas, etc.

Sebaceous cysts are often complicated by infection, which causes the cyst to rupture and temporarily subside, but scars will form and it is easy to relapse. The chance of sebaceous cysts becoming cancerous is extremely rare. Surgery is the only treatment for sebaceous cysts. If there are inflammatory symptoms such as redness, swelling, heat and pain before surgery, the inflammation should be controlled first, and then surgery should be performed.

If there is infection and adhesion of surrounding tissues, the cyst should be completely removed during surgery. The cyst wall is thin and easily broken, so it is best to remove it completely. Otherwise, the cyst wall tissue will be left behind, which may lead to the recurrence of the cyst. (2) Endoscopic surgery to remove subcutaneous cysts can avoid surgical incision scars and is a new surgical method developed in recent years. (II) Prognosis A small number of sebaceous cysts may become cancerous, most of which will transform into basal cell carcinoma, and a few will become squamous carcinoma.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I introduced to you. If a male patient suffers from the above-mentioned diseases, then the patient needs timely treatment to ensure the health of the body and avoid the above-mentioned diseases causing dangerous situations for the patient, especially because of the above-mentioned problems. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.