Patient's question:
Five-year-old symptoms: There are two small bumps about 50 millimeters away from the glans penis: Onset time and cause: Just noticed today, but the child doesn't feel any pain: Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None for the time being: What kind of assistance you would like: I want to hear the doctor's expert opinionDoctor's answer:
Hello child, is there any issue with phimosis or excessive foreskin? It should be the sebum secreted by the foreskin glands. When phimosis or excessive foreskin occurs, the foreskin cannot be retracted upwards, causing these sebum to accumulate in the gap between the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis. At the same time, urine also seeps into this gap, reacting with the sebum again to form smegma, which produces a strong odor. Long-term accumulation of smegma can harden into solid lumps, leading people to mistakenly think they have developed some kind of "tumor."