Patient's question:
Penile underside has grown red spots, not painful or itchy. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is advisable to consider conditions such as balanitis, pearly papules, etc. Clinically, pearly papules are believed to be related to phimosis and chronic inflammatory stimulation. They are considered physiological variations and are neither tumors nor sexually transmitted diseases. Clinically, they appear as white, skin-toned, or pale red papules that do not merge, arranged in one or several rows along the posterior margin of the glans. This condition does not cause any adverse consequences and generally does not require treatment. However, during safe periods, it is recommended to undergo relevant examinations at a formal hospital, such as external genital secretion tests, to confirm the diagnosis. Based on the examination results, follow medical advice for treatment or adjustment.