There are small red spots on the glans after intercourse

Sex is one of the most important activities for adults. It is also the most natural physiological need. Sex is a way for men and women to deepen their feelings and can allow men and women to enjoy extreme pleasure. However, there are also discordant factors in sex, which bring certain harm to people's lives. For example, what is the matter with the small red spot on the glans after sex? Let's take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

Considering that it is caused by glans inflammation, it is recommended to go to the dermatology department of the hospital to determine what type of inflammation it is and treat it symptomatically. Wash with warm water, change underwear frequently, keep the area clean and dry, prevent infection, avoid alcohol, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat a light diet. The red spots that appear on the glans just after sex are mostly due to excessive dilation of the urethral cavernous blood vessels, and blood at the end of the capillaries seeps under the mucosa, which is not a big deal. Avoid rough movements, because during the Chinese New Year, eating meat causes heat and dryness, and endocrine hyperandrogenism.

It could be a urinary tract infection or inflammation of the glans penis, which is usually caused by poor personal hygiene or gynecological infection in the woman, not necessarily a sexually transmitted disease. If you are worried, both husband and wife can go to a regular hospital for an examination and seek treatment as soon as possible.

It is considered that penile pearly rash may be related to excessive foreskin, poor local hygiene, long-term stimulation of coronal sulcus secretions and dirt, or other factors such as infection. It is recommended to pay attention to hygiene, avoid excessive sexual stimulation, avoid excessive masturbation, and seek medical attention as soon as possible if you feel uncomfortable.

If there is a rash on the glans, it is generally considered to be eczema, papules, balanitis, viral warts, etc. Among them, inflammation caused by excessive foreskin or lack of hygiene is more common. If there is a history of unclean sex, viral warts should be considered. For glansitis, it is also necessary to determine what kind of bacteria causes the inflammation and treat it accordingly. Just like candidal infection glansitis cannot be treated simply with conventional anti-inflammatory drugs. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a standardized examination to clarify the specific disease and then choose a treatment method accordingly.