What causes small red bumps on the foreskin?

If there are small red bumps on the foreskin, you must first understand the cause. This way you can use medicine scientifically. Because in life, many men find it embarrassing when they find this problem, thus delaying the treatment time. Naturally, this situation will cause more impact and harm to themselves. Therefore, if you find this problem, you must remind yourself and scientifically check and treat it. The following are the reasons for the bumps on the foreskin.

What is the reason for pimples on the foreskin? Investigations have shown that the pimples inside the foreskin are caused by a fungus called Candida. The glans is shiny red, with small abscesses or papules on the surface, and glans tuberculosis. The disease progresses slowly, with small brown pimples on the glans or coronal sulcus, which may rupture and form ulcers.

The reason why small bumps appear in the coronary sulcus is because of the existence of diseases. So what diseases can cause them? Experts say that the causes of infection can be divided into two types:

Infection through sexual contact

1. Condyloma acuminatum: It usually occurs 3 weeks to 8 months after sexual contact. The lesions are located on the glans penis, coronal sulcus, frenulum of prepuce, urethral opening, etc. They are soft nipple-like fleshy bumps that are grayish white, light yellow or pink in color and bleed easily when touched. They can be single or densely clustered, a bit like cauliflower. They can be treated with laser or plasma removal.

2. Contagious soft warts: They usually occur 2-7 weeks after sexual contact, and are manifested as a hemispherical papule with a diameter of 3-6 mm, with a central depression. If the papule is squeezed, white cheese-like substances can be squeezed out. During treatment, it can be scraped off with a sharp curette, and then iodine or carbonic acid is applied, and pressure is applied to stop bleeding. Cryotherapy can also be used.

3. Fungal glansitis: It is caused by a fungus called Candida albicans. It usually occurs in patients who have undergone circumcision. The glans is shiny red with small abscesses or papules on the surface. It can be treated by taking Risula orally and applying antifungal ointment externally.

I hope that after understanding these common sense, male friends will pay more attention to these reproductive health common sense, because ignoring its preventive health care work will cause us more adverse harm. Therefore, to protect reproductive health, we should understand the symptoms of these diseases and adopt the most effective treatment methods.