Patient's question:
Several small bumps have grown on the top of the foreskin, one by one, except for a few that are close together. What could be the cause of this, and how should it be treated? How to treat the small bumps that have grown on the top of the foreskin?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms you described, it is possible to have conditions such as balanitis, sebum cysts, and infections. Balanitis is generally related to perinatal urinary tract infections, and the specific causative agent needs to be diagnosed by a medical expert through a physical examination combined with relevant tests. Balanoposthitis manifests as local redness, papules, ulcers, etc. In some cases, bacteria may spread from the urethra to deeper parts of the body, potentially affecting the prostate, seminal vesicles, epididymis, testicles, and other male reproductive organs. Particularly for patients with phimosis, excessive secretions cannot be expelled, leading to the accumulation of smegma. Additionally, if you have phimosis, it is best to have surgery early to prevent recurrent infections of the genital area. Male reproductive diseases can cause significant harm to patients. Once you notice any symptoms,