Patient's question:
I haven't had surgery and used to be fine. There are white spots under the glans, and just now I noticed the blood vessels look like worms. A small piece of the foreskin is purple. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
According to the described condition, it could be considered as pearl papule disease. This condition may be a physiological variation in growth and development, neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Clinically, it presents as white, skin-colored, or pale red papules that do not fuse, arranged in four or several rows along the posterior margin of the glans along the coronal sulcus. There is no need to worry too much, but to prevent the condition from worsening, patients should pay attention to local hygiene and maintain a dry environment, which is very important. In addition to timely treatment for male genital diseases, patients also need to pay attention to maintaining good dietary habits in daily life to digest and absorb nutrients.