What disease does male glans penis get easily?

Some people are very concerned about men's health, are very familiar with the symptoms of male balanitis prepuce, and even have a very clear classification of balanitis prepuce. In fact, it is also a kind of self-protection for men to control their own health. You should know the symptoms of male foreskin balanitis. First, there are white spots on the glans. White spots of different shapes can appear at the glans penis, some are all white, some are whiter, the surface is smooth without other rashes, and the surrounding pigments are often darker than normal skin color. Because the white spot of glans penis is related to the chronic stimulation of echinococcosis, the white spot may become malignant, and those with phimosis or too long foreskin should be circumcised as soon as possible. Second, vascular edema. Vascular edema, like urticaria, is an acute allergic reaction of glans penis to food, therapeutic agents or insect bites. This disease can only occur in the glans penis, and it can also occur at the same time as urticaria. Children are prone to edema of glans penis, which shows that the foreskin at the glans penis is highly edema and bright, like a big blister. But it does not affect urination. The disease often occurs at night, with no obvious itching and no general discomfort, and it can disappear by itself after a few days. Third, hyperplastic erythema. It is characterized by single or several erythema on the glans penis, which can be round, annular or irregular, with clear boundary, slightly high and hard, and bright surface. Sometimes there may be erosion, scabbing or nipple-like hyperplasia. The disease may remain unchanged for many years, or it may become pathological. The etiology of hyperplastic erythema is unknown, but it mainly occurs in patients with long foreskin, so it is considered to be related to the stimulation of long foreskin and scales. The author has circumcised several patients with this disease, and the erythema of several of them naturally disappeared. Therefore, patients with this disease should be circumcised routinely. The treatment of hyperplastic erythema is still inconclusive. Some scholars advocate circumcision and close observation; Some doctors advocate freezing or x-ray irradiation of lesions. Fourth, guinea fowl papulosis. There are often young and middle-aged men who worry about a row or several beaded papules the size of a needle tip growing on the glans of penis, some worry about tumors, and some are afraid of infectious diseases. In the sexual medicine consultation letter, there are not a few people asking about the disease. They described it in detail: the rash is as big as a small grain of rice and almost the color of the surrounding skin. Although it has no effect on urination and sexual life, it is very stressful. In fact, this disease is neither a tumor nor an infectious disease. Medical experts confirmed by pathological section that its structure is normal connective tissue hyperplasia. Medically named it guinea fowl papulosis. The etiology of papulosis in guinea fowl is not clear, and the judgment mainly depends on the location and shape of rash distribution. The most important thing for people with this disease is to understand this disease and get rid of fear and anxiety. This disease has no effect on the health and physiological function of penis. It is characterized in that there are horny protrusions on the glans with the thickness of matchsticks or chopsticks, which are brown or brownish gray and hard in texture. It is considered that it is a vegetation formed by the proliferation of epidermal keratinocytes on the basis of glans inflammation. Cutaneous horn is considered as a precancerous lesion. The characteristics of skin angle are prominent, and the diagnosis is not difficult. The treatment is local excision. It should be pointed out that patients with keratosis glans should seek medical treatment as soon as possible, and never be embarrassed or try to remove it by themselves, so as not to aggravate the condition or delay the diagnosis and treatment, leading to serious consequences.