Patient's question:
Small bumps at the base of the glans, painless and itchy, for over a month. What could be the reason for these small bumps at the base of the glans?Doctor's answer:
Based on the above situation, it is considered to be penile pearls, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to confirm. Penile pearls are a benign condition, and in some cases, they can subside after a certain period of time, while in others, they may remain unchanged for decades. Since penile pearls are not contagious and do not affect health, treatment is not necessary. However, to prevent the condition from worsening, prevention and care are key. If it is caused by excessive foreskin, it is important to treat the condition of excessive foreskin as soon as possible. If it is due to local secretions, it is recommended to frequently clean the penis and perineal area, and to change and wash underwear frequently. If a patient with penile pearls requests treatment, they can go to the hospital for an examination and follow the doctor's advice for treatment.