Patient's question:
A small bump has grown on the glans, with a light red color, about 3-4 millimeters in size. It doesn't cause pain or discomfort, and there are no unpleasant sensations. At first, there was white pus inside, similar to a pimple caused by heatiness during puberty. I squeezed it out, and then a small hole-like wound appeared on the bump, as if it were still growing. It has been more than a month now. However, there are no other discomfort symptoms.History of treatment and effectiveness: None
Desired help: What is going on? How can it be resolved? Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, without excluding the possibility of having balanitis in your condition, clinical diagnoses such as phimosis, poor local hygiene, and chronic inflammation can all lead to it. Different causes require different treatments. It is recommended that you visit a regular hospital to have a thorough examination and diagnosis based on your specific situation, and to implement symptomatic treatment as early as possible targeting the cause. It is advised not to consume excessive spicy foods. Avoid smoking and alcohol, and eat more fruits and vegetables.