Patient's question:
The previous symptoms seem to be improving, but I noticed something again the other day. It doesn't cause pain or itching, isn't very red, and doesn't resemble cauliflower-like or chicken-pox-like, papillary formations. It's basically just a small bump. Should I take any medication?Doctor's answer:
I noticed a small lump inside the foreskin, without any pain or itching sensation, not very red, and not resembling cauliflower-like, papillary, or nipple-like formations. It's just smegma, similar to the white residue left after boiling water in a kettle. This occurs when the foreskin cannot be retracted during urination, leading to an accumulation of waste under the foreskin, which gradually builds up over time. It is recommended to undergo circumcision at a regular hospital at an early stage, so that your personal hygiene can be improved. In addition to timely treatment for male reproductive diseases, patients also need to pay attention to care aspects, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. After treatment, appropriate exercise should be performed to enhance the body's immunity.