Patient's question:
Recently, I've noticed quite a few small bumps on my foreskin, and they don't seem to be causing any pain. I've never experienced this situation before. What could be going on?Doctor's answer:
Recurring bumps on the foreskin - Solutions for genital warts Genital warts are usually transmitted through unprotected sexual contact, causing the human papillomavirus (HPV) to reappear. These warts can appear in cauliflower-like formations on the foreskin, glans, perineum, or anal area. The surface is rough and prone to breaking, causing pain. Surgical excision is necessary, followed by a pathological examination for accurate diagnosis, and further antiviral treatment.The conventional treatments for genital warts include physical therapies such as laser and cryotherapy, as well as topical medications.