Patient's question:
Didn't notice before, only realized today, what kind of assistance matters: What's going on, is there any impact?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is mostly and balanitis, pearly papules, clinical diagnosis is believed to be related to excessive prepuce and chronic inflammatory stimulation. It has physiological growth and development variations, neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Clinically, it presents as white, skin-toned, or pale red papules that do not merge, arranged in four or several rows along the posterior margin of the glans. Unclean substances between the prepuce and glans, known as smegma, accumulate and further irritate the local prepuce and mucosa, leading to recurrent inflammation. It is recommended that you visit the department of perinatal urological infections for a follow-up examination to accurately identify the pathogen causing the infection, so that targeted treatment can be administered. For patients with prepuce issues, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of recurrence.