Patient's question:
The penis has papillae, which are at the place where the foreskin is stitched. They will break and discharge a-like substance. What is this condition? Three years ago, I had a circumcision surgery, and since then, the penis has had papillae. What is the condition?Doctor's answer:
It could be a pearl papule of the penis. Clinically, it presents as a row or several rows of papules the size of rice grains or the head of a needle, with a pearl-like color, hence the name "pearl-like papules." In some cases, 1 to 6 symmetrical papule-like growths also appear on both sides of the frenulum of the prepuce. The recurrence of this condition is often related to excessive prepuce and chronic inflammatory stimulation. It is recommended to seek professional medical treatment early. Scientific and standardized treatment can lead to recovery. In fact, suffering from a male sexual disease is not frightening. Patients should believe in their ability to overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and symptomatic treatment is provided, the chances of stabilizing the condition and undergoing treatment are very high.