The glans is bleeding

The glans is a very important part of a man's reproductive organ and is also quite sensitive. If bleeding occurs on the glans, it will definitely be noticeable. In addition to the discomfort, the abnormality in such an important part must be the most concerning thing. We can understand the most likely factors and make a comprehensive judgment based on our own situation. If we are still unsure, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination.

1. Balanitis:

Balanitis is a common disease that causes bleeding from the glans penis. The glans penis will feel burning and itchy. When the foreskin is turned over, erosion and exudation can be seen.

Even bleeding.

2. Foreskin is too long:

Inflammation caused by excessive foreskin can cause bleeding from the glans penis.

3. The frenulum is too short and too tight:

It is caused by a short frenulum, which can only be corrected through surgery. Frenulum that is too short often causes erectile dysfunction in men

Pain during erection or sexual intercourse, causing repeated tearing and bleeding.

4. Genital warts:

Genital warts are reddish or dirty red millet-shaped growths of different sizes, with papules, nipples, cauliflowers, and cockscombs.

They are tender, slightly pointed at the top, painless or itchy, and gradually grow larger or increase in number. The base of the growth is slightly wider or has bands, the surface has particles, and the surface is moist or

There is bleeding, and pus is often concentrated between the grains, emitting a foul odor. If rupture occurs due to friction during sexual intercourse, suppuration may occur.

The penis can be divided into the glans penis, the body penis, and the root penis from front to back. For men with foreskin that is too long, the foreskin must be pulled down to see the glans penis. If an adult's foreskin cannot be pulled down to reveal the glans penis, this is commonly known as phimosis and the patient needs to go to a regular hospital for a circumcision. The area near the coronal sulcus of the glans is a place where dirt and grime accumulate. After urination, the residual urine will accumulate between the glans and the foreskin, causing the substances in the urine to precipitate, bacteria and fungi to multiply, and a large amount of urine scale to form and concentrate in the coronal sulcus. Generally speaking, urine scale should be cleaned once every one or two days to avoid inflammation. The glans penis and foreskin must be cleaned before sexual intercourse.