What is the reason for many small pimples on the head of the penis?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: What is the cause, what should be done
Duration and persistence of this illness: Almost 2 years
Current general condition: Occasionally itchy

Doctor's answer:

The early symptoms of genital warts are soft, pale red papules, ranging in size from needle-like to bean-sized, appearing as flesh-colored growths with a papillary surface. The warts show granular proliferation, becoming rough and uneven. The early symptoms of genital warts are more common in moist areas of the genitalia. If the condition is not controlled, the warts often gradually grow to the size of a peanut or fuse together, forming cauliflower-like, chicken-like, or large masses. In severe infections, they may often develop into ulcers. In women, the early symptoms of genital warts are more common on the labia majora, labia minora, clitoris, vagina, cervix, and around the anus. The affected areas are often grayish-white or pale red in color.
For genital warts, a stubborn sexually transmitted disease, routine treatment alone cannot eliminate toxins from the body. Prevention of recurrence is also necessary, which requires developing good living habits and avoiding unsafe sexual practices. If the condition recurs, it is important to seek medical diagnosis and treatment promptly to prevent further harm to the body.