A small pimple appeared at the base of the penis

Male friends sometimes have many reproductive troubles. Sometimes, they may not pay attention to environmental hygiene or be infected, and it is possible that they have some infections. If found, they need to go to the reproductive center for treatment as soon as possible, otherwise the adverse effects may be very serious. Some people notice a small lump on the penis. Let's take a look at the reason why a small lump grows on the penis.

It may be pearly papules, which are small reddish papules that appear around the glans penis in the coronal groove of the male genitals. They often occur in young people and adults, and are generally more common in people aged 20-40. 35% of ordinary people also have them, and they are common in young people with long foreskin and the habit of flopping. They are classified as physiological abnormalities and are not sexually transmitted diseases. Generally, there are no active symptoms, and they are often discovered suddenly after bathing or unclean sexual life, and they are easily misdiagnosed as condyloma acuminatum. The histopathological findings are the same as those of vulvar pseudowarts, with papillary protrusions in appearance, slight hypertrophy of mucosal epithelial cells, and vacuolation-like manifestations similar to normal mucosa at the upper and middle ends of the epithelial cells. Their size and distribution are consistent, with non-dark-stained cytoplasm and condensation. The mucosa is wrapped in loose connective tissue, with proliferating and dilated capillaries in the connective tissue, and a small amount of reticulocyte infiltration.

The direct cause of this symptom may be long foreskin, poor local hygiene, long-term irritation of coronal sulcus secretions and stains, or inflammatory sensations such as local swelling caused by other factors such as infection.

It often occurs in young people and adults, and is more common in people aged 20-40. 35% of ordinary people also have it, and it is common in young people with long foreskin and habitual flopping. It is a physiological abnormality and not a sexually transmitted disease. It may be related to the long foreskin and more urine scale, which leads to chronic inflammatory excitement. Generally, there are no active symptoms, and it is often discovered suddenly after bathing or unclean sexual life, and it is easy to be misdiagnosed as condyloma acuminatum.

When a man notices this condition, it is best to go to a large hospital outpatient clinic for examination. Do not go to some small clinics for budget or other reasons. There may be a misdiagnosis. Your own health is the most important. In daily life, everyone must keep themselves clean, pay attention to their own environmental hygiene, change underwear frequently, and boil it with hot water.