Redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus of the penis

The penis is the most important reproductive system of men. When the area around the penis begins to become red and swollen, and the coronal sulcus is also accompanied by skin damage, you should be careful, as this may be genital warts. This is because sexually transmitted diseases usually appear in the genitals, and sexually transmitted diseases are not necessarily related to bad sexual contact. This may also include not paying attention to hygiene, misusing other people's personal items, etc.

Redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus is one of the common symptoms of condyloma acuminatum. If redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus are accompanied by skin damage and pain, there is a high possibility of condyloma acuminatum. Patients with condyloma acuminatum initially have small light red papules with redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus, which gradually grow larger and present an uneven, soft, papillary lesion on the surface. Some are cauliflower-shaped with pedicles at the root. The surface is moist and dirty gray. Patients with redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus for a long time may have erosive exudate on the surface, and sometimes scratching due to itching may cause secondary bacterial infection, with purulent secretions on the surface, odor and pain.

Therefore, the redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus is likely to be caused by condyloma acuminatum. If the treatment is not active and clean, especially if some of them carry high-risk viruses, they are highly contagious and can be transmitted to family members or other people, causing infection. The stronger the contagiousness, the suppressed body's immune system, the more difficult it is to cure the disease, and it can recur for a long time, and there is a possibility of causing cancer.

Direct contact infection is the main route of transmission of genital warts. When having sex with a patient with genital warts, the warts growing on the external genitalia are easily scratched because they are protruding and brittle. The warts and the virus in the epidermal tissue fall off and inoculate on the genitals of the sexual partner, causing infection with human papillomavirus and the onset of the disease. Therefore, genital warts are easy to occur in people with promiscuous sexual relationships.

Patients with condyloma acuminatum who have redness and swelling in the coronal sulcus should refrain from sexual intercourse during treatment. Patients with condyloma acuminatum, especially when the warts have not completely subsided, should refrain from sexual intercourse to prevent aggravation of the condition, spread of condyloma acuminatum, or infection to others. If after treatment, the redness and swelling of the coronal sulcus of condyloma acuminatum subsides for more than a month, and there is no recurrence of condyloma acuminatum and no new damage, condoms should be used during sexual intercourse to prevent infection, and the frequency of sexual intercourse should be controlled.

Redness and swelling of male genitals, beware of condyloma acuminatum. Doctors remind patients: Since many STDs have a latent period, it is difficult for patients to find symptoms during the latent period. Therefore, as long as there is a history of unclean sexual intercourse, regardless of whether symptoms appear, do not be complacent and should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time so that early detection and early treatment can be achieved.