What is the cause of the small bump on the glans?

The small bumps on the glans penis may be caused by condyloma acuminatum or pearly rash. If it is pearly rash, it is small white particles that are not easy to grow, have no symptoms, and will not be infected. It may disappear on its own after two years and generally does not require treatment. So what are the small bumps on the glans penis?

Small red bumps on the glans may be a manifestation of balanitis. When the glans is inflamed, the glans will be red and swollen, and the most common manifestation is red bumps. In this case, you need to check the total number of red bumps on the glans, whether there is secretion, whether it is itchy, whether the foreskin is too long, and whether you usually keep good hygiene. It is recommended to open the foreskin and clean the glans and foreskin. In this way, many red bumps will gradually disappear. If the treatment effect is not good, it is recommended to apply erythromycin ointment locally, so that the red bumps will undoubtedly gradually decrease. If the red bumps are still large, the secretions on the glans penis should be examined if necessary to find out whether it is a bacterial or fungal infection.

There are small bumps on the glans. If there are no other inflammatory mediators and no itching, it may be a symptom caused by male genital pearly papules. It is a normal physiological gene mutation and does not require treatment. It will disappear after a period of time. As long as the patient pays attention to hygiene and ensures nutritional balance, it will be fine. It may be a symptom caused by glans inflammation, which can be treated by taking antiviral drugs such as amoxicillin capsules or levofloxacin tablets. You can also apply erythromycin ointment for treatment. It is recommended that patients change their underwear frequently.

When small bumps appear on the glans, there are generally two possible causes:

First, it is the main manifestation of pearly rash. This condition is mostly caused by friction caused by factors such as long foreskin or frequent penile erection. Generally, there is no obvious discomfort and no special solution is needed.

Second, considering that it is caused by glansitis, the more common cause is bacterial infection. In addition to the appearance of some small bumps, it may also be manifested as excessive secretions, itching of the glans penis, pain and discomfort. It can be treated by washing with potassium permanganate solution or applying erythromycin ointment. Usually, you should pay attention to maintaining daily cleanliness, wear pure cotton underwear with good air permeability, and maintain natural ventilation and dryness.