Patient's question:
I have a white spot on my glans, next to the urethral opening, about the size of a peanut. It's not visible when erect. What could this be? I used to have mycoplasma infection.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have small white spots on your glans that are painless and itchy, it could be caused by Fordyce spots, which are related to poor hygiene or phimosis. Fordyce spots on the glans are seen in men, appearing as small, millet-sized papules that are the same color as the skin or white, arranged uniformly and neatly. There is no inflammatory reaction, and no discomfort is felt. This condition is common in men after puberty and is normal, requiring no treatment and no need to panic. If you haven't been diagnosed, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination to clarify the diagnosis before receiving targeted treatment.