Patient's question:
There are 5 to 6 small spots near the coronal sulcus and the foreskin on the lower right side of the glans. Occasionally, it feels very itchy. It's slightly red but not painful, swollen, bleeding, or discharging any secretions. There's no erosion or ulcers. Just now, it was too itchy, so I couldn't resist scratching it with my hand. The skin broke due to the scratching. After the skin broke, there was no bleeding or anything like that. The wound after the break was similar to the wound after a small blister burst.Hello doctor. Is my condition urgent? I just noticed this today. What are the 5 to 6 small spots near the coronal sulcus and the foreskin?
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it can be considered as symptoms caused by skin allergies. It is recommended to take some antiallergic drugs orally and apply calamine lotion locally. Pay attention to local hygiene, and avoid scratching, squeezing, and rubbing. Wash frequently and keep the area dry at all times. Men's health patients can, while understanding professional treatment, use dietary therapy as a supplementary treatment in daily life. Proper diet should be maintained in daily meals, and avoid stimulating foods.