Patient's question:
There are small granular growths on the coronal sulcus of the glans, which have never caused any symptoms. I want to know what it means when small granules grow on the coronal sulcus of the glans?Doctor's answer:
The glans penis has small granules. Is it common for men to have small granules in the coronal sulcus of the glans penis, which are penile papules? Generally, this is known as "pearly penile papules," also called "pearly penile papules," which is a papular skin disease that occurs in the male coronal sulcus. The occurrence of this condition may be related to physiological variations or local irritation and other factors. It is more common after puberty, appearing as small bumps that are white, skin-colored, or light red, arranged in one or several rows along the coronal sulcus, about the size of a needle tip to a small grain of rice, with a pearly appearance, smooth surfaces, and not fused together. It has no significant impact on the patient's normal life.