Small granules grow on the edge of the glans

Whether the glans is healthy will also directly affect the male's face, so when you find small granules growing on the edge of your glans, you will be particularly worried about whether you have contracted a sexually transmitted disease. In this case, it is considered to be due to condyloma acuminatum, glansitis or penile papules. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to check the specific cause, so as to carry out the most effective treatment and prevent life-threatening.

How to treat glansitis

1. Keep the area clean and avoid irritation.

2. For those with clear causes of disease, special treatment should be given to the causative factors.

3. For those with prepuce that is too long, circumcision should be performed after the acute inflammation is under control.

4. For patients with obvious infection accompanied by fever and lymphadenopathy, systemic antibiotics can be applied.

5. If pus discharge has occurred during the treatment of balanitis, you can wipe off the pus first, and then soak the affected area in diluted Alic for about a quarter of an hour.

6. Local treatment is very important. For those with dry and scaly skin, apply corticosteroid ointment. For those with erosive exudate, apply solution wet compress.

7. When using drugs to treat balanitis, if the inflammation is not just beginning, it is best to take oral or topical medications and also perform intravenous infusion treatment. This can prevent the inflammation from getting worse and causing erosion or pus.

How to self-check whether you have glansitis

1. Pay attention to the distribution of pubic hair and whether there are any external genital deformities. If there are any deformities, further examination of the body shape, hair distribution, and breast development is required.

2. Pay attention to the development of the penis, such as whether the foreskin is too long, whether it is phimosis or incarceration, whether the development of the penis is consistent with the age, whether the urethral opening is ectopic, and whether the urethral opening has inflammation, adhesion, stenosis or cyst.

3. Pay attention to the condition of the corpus cavernosum of the penis to see if there is any tenderness or nodules, whether there are any papules, warts or ulcers on the glans penis, and whether there are any inflammation, scars or neoplasms.

4. Examination of scrotal contents: First, pay attention to the size and shape of the scrotum, whether there are chronic fistulas or skin adhesions, if there is scrotal swelling, whether it is on one side or both sides, and whether there are acute inflammatory changes in the scrotal skin.

5. Pay attention to the size, hardness, and activity of the inguinal lymph nodes, and the presence of chronic ulcers or scars.

Self-treatment of glansitis

Balanitis is a common disease in men. Whether or not a man has been circumcised, he or she may suffer from balanitis. Balanitis refers to inflammation of the glans mucosa, which is caused by various pathogens, local irritation and other factors.

1. Pay attention to local hygiene, clean the glans and foreskin every day. If the foreskin is too long, it should be treated in time and circumcision should be performed if necessary. It is very necessary to clean the smegma in time.

2. If one of the spouses suffers from a sexual organ disease, they should suspend sexual activity and seek timely treatment. For example, if the spouse suffers from trichomonas or Candida albicans infection, both spouses should receive treatment at the same time.

3. Avoid unclean sexual intercourse and keep yourself clean.

4. If ulcer or erosion occurs, change the dressing in time, twice a day, to avoid uncomfortable irritation.

5. For acute balanitis, avoid using corticosteroid ointments to prevent more serious infection.