Red spots on foreskin

There is no time to prepare, but when the disease appears, some symptoms can remind us. If a male friend has red spots on his foreskin, it seems that there are no other symptoms, but it should also attract our attention. Because there are no symptoms for the time being, it is likely that it is the early stage of the development of the disease. Paying attention at any time can quickly determine the type of disease and carry out relevant treatment.

Red spots on the foreskin of men. I believe this is a problem encountered by many men. In fact, there are many factors that cause red spots on the foreskin. If it is a simple red spot on the foreskin, it is manifested as a single or several red spots on the foreskin. It can be round, ring-shaped or irregular, with clear boundaries, slightly high and hard, and shiny on the surface. Don't worry too much about red spots on the foreskin. Many people think that red spots on the foreskin are a manifestation of sexually transmitted diseases. Most of the red spots on the foreskin are caused by phimosis, which causes balanitis. Balanitis is manifested by red spots on the foreskin, redness, swelling, burning pain, aggravated during urination, and purulent secretions flowing out of the foreskin.

The causes of male balanitis are as follows:

1. Ignoring the hygiene of the external genitalia. The sebaceous glands of the foreskin of young men often secrete more vigorously. If you are not careful and wash the external genitalia frequently, or do not turn the foreskin up when washing, the secretions of the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will accumulate under the foreskin to form smegma. Smegma is a good culture medium for bacteria. If it is not removed in time, it will easily induce dermatitis.

2. Foreskin is too long or phimosis causes glansitis. The glans of the penis of a person with foreskin is usually always wrapped in the foreskin and must be turned up by hand to be exposed; even with the help of hands, the foreskin of a person with phimosis cannot be turned up to expose the glans. In this case, smegma is more likely to accumulate in the foreskin and is difficult to remove. Therefore, it is not surprising that patients with foreskin is too long or phimosis often suffer from balanitis. If you suffer from foreskin is too long or phimosis, you should go to the hospital for circumcision when the time is right.

3. Injuries from frequent masturbation. Young people have strong sexual desires and often masturbate. Sometimes masturbation is too rough, which can cause varying degrees of foreskin damage. Because of the high level of excitement during masturbation, the damage is relatively small and may not be noticed, but the wound on the foreskin is very susceptible to bacterial contamination, thus inducing balanitis.