What's up with the small bumps under the glans?

The glans of men is a relatively hidden and sensitive area. This area is a high-incidence area for skin diseases, so male friends must be careful, especially those men with foreskin that is too long. The glans area is particularly prone to skin diseases such as glansitis. Some men find a small circle of bumps under the glans, which may be accompanied by symptoms such as itching. At this time, skin care work should be done on the affected area. The common causes of this skin problem are as follows.

What happens when a man has small bumps on his glans?

Consider the chronic inflammation caused by excessive foreskin, which leads to balanoposthitis and the proliferation of small bumps. It is recommended to clean it daily and maintain local hygiene. If the foreskin is too long, circumcision is the most fundamental treatment. At the same time, check the secretions above, do bacterial culture, add drug sensitivity test, and treat it in a targeted manner. Avoid drinking, overwork, and staying up late.

This is considered to be an inflammatory reaction of the glans penis caused by the stimulation of the inflammatory reaction of the prepuce. It is recommended to go to a professional urology and andrology department to check the exfoliated cells on the glans penis, do bacterial culture, and add drug sensitivity test, so that targeted medication can be used. If the prepuce is too long, it is best to undergo surgery, which is the most fundamental and thorough treatment method.

Patients with condyloma acuminatum may have warts of varying sizes and shapes, ranging from a few to multiple needle-sized lesions. Large tumor-like masses may grow in the anal region, causing a sense of oppression and a foul odor. Sometimes small warts may cause discomfort and itching in the genitals. Patients may experience hematuria and difficulty urinating. Condyloma acuminatum in the rectum may cause pain and blood in the stool, while large warts in the rectum may cause a feeling of tenesmus.

Care for genital warts should start from daily life. Learn more about common sense about physiological care, plan daily behavior reasonably, and resist unclean sexual intercourse. Only in this way can the possibility of recurrence of the disease be prevented to a great extent. In addition, during the treatment of genital warts, patients must strengthen their confidence and adhere to long-term consolidation treatment so that they can resume healthy life as soon as possible.

Lesion site and characteristics After the latent period of genital herpes, burning or tingling occurs in the glans penis, urethral opening, scrotum, thighs, buttocks, etc. of men, and in the labia, cervix, vulva, etc. of women. Patients with genital herpes will immediately develop erythema accompanied by clusters of itchy red papules, which quickly turn into multiple blisters and may also turn into pustules. The symptoms of genital herpes are local burning, itching, and obvious pain, as well as difficulty urinating and walking.

Genital herpes patients and susceptible people must pay great attention to it and treat genital herpes to prevent canceration. Condoms cannot be 100% "safe" during sexual intercourse. Therefore, sexual intercourse should be prohibited during illness to avoid cross infection.