The red spot on the glans penis does not hurt or itch

When men do not pay attention to the environmental hygiene of the glans penis, some red spots may grow on the glans penis. These red spots do not hurt or itch, but they look very obvious, forcing people to pay close attention to them. So what is the reason why small red spots grow on the glans penis that do not hurt or itch?

There are red spots on the glans, which are not painful or itchy. The most common reason is the hematoma of the small blood vessels of the glans caused by balanitis. The main causes of the disease include long foreskin, frequent masturbation, excessive sexual intercourse, or not paying attention to the hygiene of the genital environment. This condition is mainly caused by the effects of bacteria or fungi on the genitals. Therefore, the treatment should focus on anti-infection, disinfection and killing of microorganisms. Usually, if there is no skin allergy, you can use red medicine to wipe the glans penis for disinfection and sterilization. If the foreskin is long, surgery can be used to remove the excessive foreskin to avoid dirt. If the inflammation is obvious, antibiotics should be taken for sterilization and anti-inflammatory treatment.

There is a little red on the glans, which may be glans erythema caused by glans inflammation. If there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, it is recommended to observe it. And use red medicine to disinfect and wipe, apply erythromycin ointment to wipe, usually pay attention to eat less spicy food, the diet should be light, and the glans of the penis should be cleaned with cold water frequently to keep the acne clean and dry. You can also take erythromycin orally for anti-inflammatory treatment. If other uncomfortable symptoms occur, you should see a doctor in time and take medication.

If there are small red spots on the glans penis, it is considered to be caused by glanitis. You can use water and potassium permanganate solution to clean the spots, maintain the environmental hygiene and cleanliness of the spots, apply some Bactroban appropriately to reduce inflammation, and take anti-inflammatory drugs, such as cefixime and erythromycin. If there are no other discomfort symptoms, you can continue to observe. Be careful to avoid spicy foods, eat a light diet, drink more water and strengthen exercise, and wear loose underwear as much as possible, and don't wear tight underwear.