At the area, there is a ring of meaty spots the size of millet grains. At first, there weren't many, but later, there were more.

Patient's question:

At the glans there is a ring of meaty spots the size of millet grains. At first there weren't many, but later they increased, and it has been over ten years. It doesn't hurt or itch. What is this condition, and how can it be treated? Testicular pain, slight abdominal distension

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are red rashes on the glans. Generally, it could be eczema, papules, balanitis, or genital warts. Among these, inflammation caused by excessive foreskin or poor hygiene is relatively common. If there is a history of unsafe sex, it should be considered as genital warts. Additionally, if it is balanitis, it is necessary to determine the specific pathogen causing the inflammation to treat it accordingly. For example, if the balanitis is caused by a fungal infection, it cannot be treated simply with conventional anti-inflammatory medications.