What is the reason for itching and red spots on the glans?

The glans is slightly red and a little itchy. The first is balanoposthitis. Balanoposthitis is caused by low immunity, such as excessive fatigue, staying up late, eating too much spicy food and high-calorie food, emotional, depression, and upset. So what is the reason for the itchy red spots on the glans?

Itching of the glans is generally considered to be caused by local inflammation. In some cases, normal men do not pay attention to daily hygiene, do not change their underwear in time, or wear underwear with poor permeability. There is no need to worry too much about this situation. First of all, stop having sex to prevent cross-infection through sexual behavior and vaginitis in women. Antifungal drugs can be used regularly because most of these situations are caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection. Antifungal drugs can effectively inhibit bacteria and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, thereby improving symptoms. If the elderly have this situation, they also need to check their blood sugar, which is sometimes related to high blood sugar.

When the patient has itchy red spots on the glans, it may be an infection. The cause of the infection may be bacteria, virus infection, irritation in urine and urethral secretions, or even irritation like contraceptive creams and condoms. This situation requires a thorough analysis of the patient. If the patient is infected with common bacteria, bacterial culture should be performed to select more sensitive antibiotics for treatment. If it is a viral infection, antiviral drugs may be used. If it is caused by local irritation, avoid contact with irritating objects again, such as contraceptive creams or condoms. Regardless of the reason, when the glans is itchy and has small red spots, you should abstain from sex for at least half a month and receive standard treatment.

There are red spots on the glans penis, which are more itchy. It is usually caused by trichomonal balanitis. It is mostly caused by long foreskin and unclean sexual life, which leads to excessive foreskin and slight redness of the glans penis. There may be white cheese-like secretions on the inner plate of the foreskin and the coronal groove of the glans penis, and dark red papules the size of a needle tube on the glans penis. If the outer part of the excessive foreskin and the scrotum are invaded, desquamative erythema will be seen, sometimes invading the urethra, and there may be frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating, and some parts have a burning sensation and itching. Therefore, if there are red spots or itching on the glans, it is mostly common in trichomonal balanitis. It is necessary to maintain some environmental hygiene, clean the foreskin and glans penis every day, and apply antifungal drugs such as Daknin and Pevisone ointment. Generally, recovery can be achieved in a few days.