What is the cause of penile coronal sulcus peeling?

The penis is an important reproductive organ. Some men usually do not pay attention to their personal hygiene. Bad living habits and eating habits will affect men's physical health. For example, some men have symptoms of penile coronal sulcus peeling, which is very harmful to the male body. It is best to treat it as soon as possible. It is best to wash the penis every day to prevent infection. What is the cause of penile coronal sulcus peeling?

What is the cause of penile coronal sulcus peeling?

The peeling of the coronal sulcus of the penis is mostly caused by balanoposthitis due to excessive foreskin, which causes white discharge. It is best to clean it every day, maintain local hygiene, and go to a professional urologist or andrologist for circumcision in time. This is the most fundamental and thorough treatment method to avoid future infection.

What are the typical symptoms of glansitis?

The appearance of red spots on the glans is a common symptom of glansitis. Balanitis refers to inflammation of the inner plate of the foreskin and the glans penis. A normal male's foreskin cavity will secrete a lipid substance. When the male foreskin is too long or the foreskin appears, this substance will accumulate too much, thereby irritating the foreskin and the glans penis, thus causing balanitis. Another type of delayed allergic reaction caused by drug allergy is very common in clinical practice. If the foreskin is turned over, the inner plate of the foreskin and the glans penis will be congested and swollen, and in severe cases, there will be pus.

Candidal balanitis

It is more common in cases of excessive foreskin and history of uncleanliness. The foreskin and glans of the penis may be slightly flushed. There may be white cheese-like patches on the inner foreskin and the glans coronal sulcus. There may be red spots on the glans. If the foreskin and scrotum are invaded, scaly erythema may be seen. If the fossa navicularis is involved, there may be frequent urination and urinary pain. There may be local burning sensation and itching. For those with candidal allergy, itching and burning sensation of the penis may occur a few hours after uncleanliness, and there may be flushing of the foreskin and glans. Occasionally, fulminant edematous foreskin and glans inflammation may occur.

There are two main reasons why glans inflammation causes odor:

1. The glans penis has a bad smell, which is a common symptom in men. It is usually seen in men with long foreskin. Long foreskin makes it impossible for the secretions of the foreskin to be discharged. A large amount of foreskin is accumulated in the foreskin cavity, producing smegma. Therefore, the accumulated smegma produces a bad smell. Especially in summer, when the temperature rises and sweating is more, the humid environment of the foreskin cavity makes bacteria multiply faster. If you don't pay attention to the hygiene of the foreskin, the bad smell of the glans penis will be stronger.

2. The odor of the glans penis is mostly caused by balanitis. Balanitis is a common reproductive infection disease, which is divided into balanitis and glans inflammation. Because they appear at the same time, it is called balanitis. Clinical patients with odor of the glans penis almost all have phimosis or prepuce. Balanitis is often manifested by redness and swelling of the foreskin, burning pain, aggravated during urination, and purulent secretions flowing out of the foreskin, producing a peculiar smell.

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Common hazards of balanitis:

(1) Causes sexual dysfunction: If a man suffers from glans inflammation, the sensory nerves in the glans are in a sensitive period. Coupled with the damage caused by the inflammation, it makes him prone to premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse, which can lead to impotence in the long run.

(2) Harm to reproductive health: glans inflammation can easily lead to inflammation of the prostate, testicles, epididymitis, vas deferens and other organs. If not treated promptly and effectively, the two diseases may co-infect and cause great harm to reproductive health.

(3) Endangering the health of the urinary system: Penitis can easily cause ascending infection of the urinary system, which is generally common in cystitis, nephritis, and pelvic infection. Chronic penile glans inflammation is especially likely to lead to urinary system diseases if it is not properly treated during the acute phase. Improper treatment can be life-threatening.