What does a normal glans penis look like?

The glans is a man's private part and part of the male reproductive organ, located at the outermost end of the reproductive system. So what does a normal glans look like? As the name suggests, it is like the head of a turtle. Of course, the glans of each man are different. Some people's glans may be fully exposed to the outside, while others may not be fully exposed due to the foreskin being too long. Let's learn about the relevant knowledge of glans care.

Under normal circumstances, the male glans penis is usually bright pink or dark red. Generally speaking, the penis of young men is rosy, while the penis of old men is dark and pale. When sexually excited, the color of the glans penis will deepen because the blood vessels in the glans penis dilate.

The glans is also called the glans penis. It is the bulbous object at the front of the penis. It is formed by the expansion of the front end of the urethral cavernous body. There is a urethral opening at the front end, which is the outlet of urine and semen. It can be divided into the glans penis, penis, and penis root. If the foreskin of an adult cannot expose the glans penis, it is called prepuce is too long, and it needs to be removed in a regular hospital in time. The glans coronal sulcus is prone to accumulation of smegma. The residual urine is stored in the glans penis and foreskin after urination, allowing the sediment, bacteria, and fungi in the urine to produce a large amount of urine and focus on the coronal sulcus. Generally speaking, it should be cleaned once or twice a day to avoid inflammation.

Under normal circumstances, there are a few red spots on the glans penis, which is not a disease. However, if symptoms such as itching and pain occur, it is possible to be infected with glansitis. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and receive targeted treatment to obtain the best treatment effect.

Six major nursing

(1) Pay attention to local hygiene, clean the glans and foreskin every day. If the foreskin is too long, it should be treated in time, and circumcision should be performed if necessary. It is very necessary to clean the smegma in time. For those whose foreskin always covers the glans when the penis is not erect, they should exercise so that the glans is always exposed outside the foreskin. This is hygienic and less likely to cause glansitis. It can also exercise the glans's resistance to friction, reduce sensitivity, and effectively prevent premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse with women.

(2) If one of the spouses suffers from a sexual organ disease, they should suspend sexual activity and seek timely treatment. For example, if the spouse suffers from a trichomonas infection or Candida albicans infection, both spouses should receive treatment at the same time.

(3) Avoid unclean sexual intercourse and keep yourself clean.

(4) If ulcers or erosions form, change the dressing immediately, twice a day, to avoid uncomfortable irritation.

(5) For acute balanitis, avoid using corticosteroid ointments to prevent more serious infection.

(6) Avoid promiscuity