Patient's question:
A year ago, I noticed some small, flesh-colored blisters the size of millet grains on my foreskin. They didn't hurt, itch, or have any odor. Over the next six months, they slowly spread. I visited the district hospital twice, and the urologist found nothing abnormal and recommended I see a dermatologist. The dermatologist said it was something like "adnexal cyst" or something similar, but I couldn't read the words in the medical record. He said it was mostly a matter of appearance and didn't pose any other issues. I asked if it could spread to the glans, and he said it usually wouldn't. But six months later, I found it had spread to the glans, with a few small bumps on the left side, slightly off the urethral direction. At first, they were very small, but later, a few of them merged into two larger ones, the size of half a grain of rice. They were the same color as the flesh but slightly whitish. They weren't very noticeable after erection, and they still didn't hurt, itch, or have any odor.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it could be balanitis. You can use antifungal or antibiotic creams or oral antibiotics. Drink more water, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and keep the area clean and dry. I believe everyone knows that urinary tract infections can cause significant harm to patients, so it's important to seek treatment as soon as possible. Pay attention to dietary issues in daily life and avoid foods. Maintain a balanced diet. Additionally, you can follow up regularly if necessary.