Picture of the small red dot on the glans

The small red spots on the glans may be caused by infection with pathogenic microorganisms or viruses. Timely anti-inflammatory treatment and local care are needed to promote rapid recovery.

1. Pathogenic microorganism infection: The small red spots on the glans may be caused by fungal infection or bacterial infection. At the same time, the possibility of mycoplasma or chlamydia infection cannot be ruled out. It is generally related to improper personal hygiene care and the breeding of pathogenic microorganisms in a humid environment for a long time. At the same time, the possibility of cross infection during sexual life cannot be ruled out. It is necessary to apply anti-inflammatory ointments or antibiotic ointments to the local area in time to promote the absorption of inflammation, thereby improving local redness, swelling or itching symptoms.

2. Viral infection: The small red spots on the glans may also be caused by human papillomavirus infection or HIV infection, which will not only cause damage to the genital mucosa, but also cause the growth of red spots, accompanied by increased local secretions. It is necessary to apply antibiotics or antiviral ointments to the local area in time, and also need to be treated with drugs that improve immunity.

After a red spot appears on the glans, you should keep your private parts clean and hygienic, wear loose and breathable underwear, and avoid sexual intercourse for a short period of time.