Patient's question:
I am 22 years old and have had masturbation for 2 to 3 years. Currently, there are some rice-grain-sized, white bumps on the coronal sulcus of my glans, which are neither painful nor itchy. Last month, I used "Xinfu" to clean it for a period of time, but it hasn't improved. Should I change the medication? What other medication should I use?Additionally, it seems there are a few small bumps on the surface of my glans, and they only appear when I am about to get erect. After getting erect, the glans appears uneven. What is this? What should I pay attention to in the future?
Sometimes, my right testicle feels a bit painful, and when I touch it, it feels different from my left testicle. The right testicle seems harder than the left one. What is going on?
First question.
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if the duration is long and there are no local changes, it may be or, but if the duration is short and there is a history of unprotected sexual contact, the possibility of should not be ruled out. is a physiological variation and is neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Clinically, it presents as white, skin-colored, or pale red papules that do not fuse, arranged in one or several rows along the posterior margin of the glans.. The main manifestation is pale red rashes, resembling fish eggs or velvety in texture, with a smooth surface and a granular sensation upon touch. Generally, there are no symptoms or only mild itching, and it is easily confused with. initially appears as pale red or dirty gray moist papules, which quickly form warty proliferations of varying sizes, can fuse, and resemble cauliflower or rooster comb in shape. Sometimes there may be discharge with an odor. Therefore, it is recommended that you visit our department of reproductive infections. The Gene Chip Detection System can accurately perform qualitative and quantitative analysis of the pathogens, to confirm the diagnosis and avoid delays in treatment.