Patient's question:
Condition Description: Small red spots have appeared near the glans, what should I do. It doesn't hurt or itch. How should it be treated?History of Previous Treatment and Effect: This is the first time this condition has occurred.
Desired Help: What should I do to remove the spots.
Doctor's answer:
There are small red spots on the glans, which are primarily considered to be caused by inflammation or allergic reactions. Inflammation and secretions can lead to dampness in the perineal area, promoting bacterial growth, which in turn causes allergic inflammation of the glans, resulting in red spots. In severe cases, it may lead to itching, secretions, and a bad odor. It is best to visit a hospital for examination to assess the situation. Generally speaking, the likelihood of this being related to a sexually transmitted disease is low, as any STI has a certain incubation period and would not manifest so quickly. It is more likely to be caused by an allergic reaction. If there is no pain or itching, and no other unusual sensations, it is recommended to wait and see. When necessary, you can use warm water for local cleaning and pay attention to maintaining local hygiene.