Analysis of the cause of a small bag at the urethra

Let's analyze the reasons for a small lump at the urethral opening. The small lump at the urethral opening is considered to be a urethral cyst, also known as a glans gland cyst. This cyst is mostly located around the external urethral opening and the frenulum of the foreskin. The lump initially appears as a bright bubble, about the size of a millet or pea, with a thin wall and containing a transparent jelly-like or watery liquid. The following is the analysis of the reasons.

First, there may be urinary tract infection. There are many pathogens that cause urinary tract infection, such as mycoplasma, chlamydia, gonococcus, staphylococcus, bacillus, etc. And if urethritis is not treated adequately, it is easy to induce prostatitis, etc.

Second, urethral lumps can be seen in condyloma acuminatum, glans inflammation, genital herpes, eczema, etc., which are generally related to the hygiene of the external genitalia, clothing hygiene, sexual life, etc. The clinical symptoms are mainly local itching, redness and swelling of the genitals, abnormal secretions, papules and herpes on the skin, etc. If the symptoms of urethral lumps appear, you should go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible for a clear diagnosis, and follow the doctor's instructions for treatment based on the examination results.

Third, the urethral orifice may be a red spot on the glans penis. When there are warts on the outside of the glans penis coronal sulcus, or on the inner side of the foreskin, or on the penis, urethral orifice, anus and perianal junction, it is necessary to consider the possibility of condyloma acuminatum. Condyloma acuminatum is often caused by: unclean sex, using contaminated daily necessities used by patients with condyloma acuminatum, such as towels, bathtubs, or using toilets in public places, etc., which is a sexually transmitted disease. This is obviously different from the red spots on the glans penis with neatly arranged coronal sulcus.

Fourth, the growth of a lump at the urethral opening may be due to the male patient's foreskin being too long, and the accumulation of unclean matter between the foreskin and the glans penis, namely smegma, which irritates the local foreskin and mucous membrane and causes inflammation, namely balanitis.

5. Caused by sexual intercourse. This condition is common in women with gynecological vaginitis. Through cross-infection during sexual intercourse, male patients suffer from balanitis. Usually, there are yellow, red, or semi-white translucent pearly papules on the glans. They are about 1-3 mm in size. They can be arranged in one or several rows along the glans coronal sulcus. Among adult men, 24% of the population have penile pearly papules, that is, red spots on the glans.

The above is an analysis of the causes of urethral swelling. It is recommended to see a specialist in reproductive infection in a hospital. The gene chip detection system can accurately analyze the pathogens of infection qualitatively and quantitatively to make a clear diagnosis and provide early treatment to avoid delaying the disease. It may also be a tumor of other nature. It is recommended to see a urologist. I wish you a speedy recovery.