Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's been 8 months since the traditional surgery was performed. Non-absorbable sutures were used. I've discovered there are many bumps inside. (I counted, there are about 5-6 of them). Could these bumps be used for ligating blood vessels? Will I have to live with them inside forever? Unable to remove them?
Medical history and effectiveness: None...
What kind of help I expect: I hope the doctor can answer my brother's confusion!
Doctor's answer:
Hello, I'm glad to help you with your question. The condition you mentioned might be molluscum contagiosum. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene. Wash it more often. It is best to consult a urologist. This still depends on your specific situation. You can still send me your picture to see clearly the size and distribution of the lesion, so I can make a correct judgment. The foreskin is the part that covers the surface of the penis. Small bumps on the foreskin are commonly found in young and adult men, mostly occurring in the age group of 20-40. 10% of normal people have it, and it is more common in young men with phimosis and those with a masturbation habit. It is a physiological abnormality and does not fall into the category of sexually transmitted diseases. It may be related to phimosis, more smegma, and chronic inflammatory stimulation.