The glans penis is particularly itchy and has red spots

Balanitis is a common symptom, and most men may be troubled by this symptom to varying degrees. The main manifestations of inflammation are local erythema, swelling, itching, pain, papules, hematoma, and an increase in some inflammatory secretions. So what is the reason for the glans penis to be very itchy and have red pimples?

Balanitis refers to inflammation of the inner layer of the foreskin and the glans penis. Balanitis only affects the glans penis, but in clinical medicine, it often coexists with balanitis, commonly known as balanitis. A lipid substance secreted in the normal foreskin cavity can accumulate into urine scale when the foreskin is long or the foreskin is too long, irritating the foreskin and glans penis to cause balanitis. Clinical symptoms include erythema, itching, edema, erosion, blood or bloody exudation at the glans penis and the site of the foreskin being too long. In more severe cases, ulcers may often occur. Active medication should be taken as soon as possible.

The main symptoms of patients are the increase of urine scale, some of which have a strong odor. In addition, the inflammatory exudation of the foreskin and glans penis will cause edema of some skin and glans penis, and some will show erosion. If some symptoms cannot be well controlled, they may even accumulate in the urethra or develop into the urethra.

It belongs to glansitis. It is usually caused by infection due to poor cleaning of the part. The small red spots on the part are skin allergies. Take fluconazole capsules, apply clotrimazole suppositories and other antifungal ointments, and use saline or 0.1% rivanol cleaning solution to clean the glans penis and prepuce to remove stains. Generally, after the symptoms subside, continue to treat for more than 1 week. Generally, it will be cured.

Condyloma acuminatum is also known as genital warts. It is common in the coronal sulcus, glans penis, prepuce, frenulum penis, urethral opening, and rarely in the male genital body. 0.5%~5% of male genital warts can spread from the urethral opening to the urethral opening mucosa. Male homosexuals have 5~7 times more warts around the anus and in the anus than male genital warts, and can spread to the duodenal mucosa. The environmental humidity in this location provides a more suitable environment for HPV infection.