What is the cause of foreskin erosion?

Male foreskin erosion is a very common disease for men. The causes of this disease are mostly closely related to women and men's own hygiene. If a woman with gynecological diseases has sex with a man, it is particularly easy for the man to be infected, because the glans penis is very fragile. So what is the cause of foreskin erosion?

What is the reason for foreskin erosion? Experts say that it is caused by bacterial infection due to various reasons. The specific reasons are as follows:

1. A scratch on the glans penis is not treated in time, causing bacterial infection, which leads to inflammation, pain, and small wounds on the glans penis of men. The inflammation invades the wound and induces men to suffer from glans inflammation.

2. Due to the stimulation of some reproductive infectious diseases, patients develop seminal vesiculitis, foreskin too long, urethritis, prostatitis, orchitis and other inflammations. If not treated in time, the inflammation will recur and cause male glans inflammation.

3. When having sexual intercourse with a woman, the woman may have some gynecological inflammation, which is transmitted to the man, causing the inflammation to invade the male's glans penis, thereby inducing the man to suffer from glansitis.

Balanitis can cause foreskin erosion: Balanitis is a common reproductive infection. It is an inflammation between the inner plate of the foreskin and the glans penis. It may be caused by various pathogens, smegma irritating the foreskin and glans penis, etc. At the beginning, the foreskin, glans penis, and even the urethra opening will be locally red and swollen, with burning and itching. When the foreskin is turned over, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis can be seen to be congested, ulcerated, eroded, with exudate and bleeding. If it rubs against underwear, it will be painful.

Genital herpes can cause foreskin ulceration: Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease caused by herpes simplex virus. On average, about 4-5 days after infection, the penis and glans of the male will first feel a burning sensation, followed by the formation of papules, which may be one or more clusters, followed by the formation of small blisters, which will break in about 6 days to form erosions or shallow ulcers, and the patient will feel pain.