What is the cause of the small pimples on the foreskin?

The male genitals are very fragile and prone to some male diseases, which will affect the reproductive function. The most common symptom is foreskin disease, such as foreskin is too long or small bumps on the foreskin, etc. If these symptoms are not treated in time, it will harm the sexual function and induce premature ejaculation and impotence. So what is the matter with the small bumps on the foreskin?

First, what are the causes of small bumps on the foreskin? Investigations have shown that small bumps on the foreskin are caused by a fungus called Candida. The glans is shiny red, with small blisters or papules on the surface. It is tuberculosis of the glans. The disease progresses slowly, and is manifested by small brown bumps on the glans or coronal sulcus, which may break and form ulcers.

Second, infection through sexual contact: 1. Genital warts: They often occur 3 weeks to 8 months after sexual contact. The lesions are located on the glans penis, coronal sulcus, frenulum of the prepuce, urethral orifice, etc. They are soft, nipple-like fleshy bumps that are grayish white, light yellow or pink and easily bleed when touched. They can be single or in dense clusters, a bit like cauliflower, and can be treated with laser or ion removal. Molluscum contagiosum: It usually occurs 2-7 weeks after sexual contact, and manifests as a hemispherical papule with a diameter of 3-6 mm and an umbilicus in the center. If the papule is squeezed, white cheese-like substance can be squeezed out. During treatment, you can use a sharp scraper to scrape it off, then apply iodine or carbonic acid, and apply pressure to stop the bleeding. Cryotherapy can also be used. Fungal balanitis: It is caused by a fungus called Candida albicans. It usually occurs in patients who have undergone circumcision. The glans is shiny red and has small blisters or papules on the surface. It can be treated by taking Risula orally and applying antifungal ointment externally.

What are the small bumps on the foreskin? It is not caused by sexual contact. Pearly papules: more common in normal people aged 20-30 years old. The papules are 1-2 mm in diameter, pearly grayish-white bumps, numerous in number, arranged in two rows, and distributed at the edge of the coronal sulcus. This type of papule does not cause discomfort and does not require treatment. Balanus tuberculosis: The disease progresses slowly, manifested by the appearance of small brown bumps on the glans or coronal sulcus, which may break open to form ulcers. Villous papilloma: There are miliary-like tumors at the edge of the coronal sulcus. They are pink nipple-like protrusions arranged in neat rows. They are particularly obvious and hard when the penis is erect. There is usually no pain or other discomfort, but the woman's vaginal mucosa may be damaged during sexual intercourse. Surgical resection can be performed for treatment.