There is a fleshy lump under the urethra

A flesh lump is a larger pimple, but its color may not be red, it may be flesh-colored, and it does not feel as stiff as pimples. It is very soft and can grow in various parts of the human body, including the urethral opening. Generally, many people do not know what to do if this kind of flesh lump appears. So what should you do if there is a flesh lump under the urethral opening?

1. Genital warts: Genital warts mainly occur in the genitals and surrounding areas. Male patients are more common in the anus, foreskin and other areas, while female patients are more common in the vagina, anus and surrounding areas. Some patients may also develop lesions if they have wounds in other parts of the body, such as the mouth, hands and feet.

2. Genital herpes In addition to the symptoms in the anus, genital herpes can also appear on the foreskin and penis of men. When patients are infected with genital herpes, they may also experience symptoms such as headaches and general fatigue. The symptoms of primary genital herpes are generally more severe, but it is easier to treat. The symptoms of recurrent genital herpes are milder and generally there are complications, so it is more complicated to treat.

3. Anal inflammation: When patients suffer from anal inflammation, some small red bumps will appear around the anus. Although anal inflammation is not as difficult to treat as sexually transmitted diseases such as genital herpes and condyloma acuminatum, it will recur if not treated in time, which will also cause great trouble to patients.

The urethral opening is actually a site of disease that is difficult to detect in our human body. Moreover, due to this embarrassing location, many people are afraid to go to the hospital to see a doctor. However, what I want to tell you here is that there is nothing to be ashamed of in seeing a doctor. Having a healthy body is the most important thing.

The appearance of fleshy bumps is generally caused by cysts, genital warts, inflammation, etc. It is difficult to make a diagnosis based on the description alone. You can go to the dermatology department of a regular hospital to do an acetic acid white test and HPV antibody test to see the specific situation. If the test is positive, it can be confirmed that it is genital warts, which is caused by human papillomavirus infection. It can also be caused by contact with other patients with genital warts and infection. Antiviral drugs such as interferon can be used for treatment. In addition, laser and other methods can be used for treatment according to the condition. Pay attention to hygiene, suspend sexual life, and prevent infection.