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A circle of small particles on the glans coronal sulcus may be caused by diseases such as pearly penile papules or condyloma acuminata, which can be treated through observation and care, drug treatment, physical therapy, etc. Pearly penile papules may be related to factors such as poor local hygiene and excessive foreskin ； Genital warts are usually caused by infection with the human papillomavirus.

1. Observation and care

If the small particles have no redness, swelling, pain or other symptoms, they may be pearly penile papules, which are benign lesions. It is recommended to wash the perineum with warm water every day, avoid using irritating lotions, and keep the area dry and clean. Wear loose-fitting cotton underwear to reduce friction. Most cases require no special treatment.

2. Drug treatment

If it is accompanied by itching or increased secretions, it may be a fungal infection or inflammation. You can use topical drugs such as clotrimazole cream and erythromycin ointment as directed by your doctor. Condyloma acuminata require a doctor to prescribe antiviral drugs such as imiquimod cream and podophyllotoxin tincture, and self-medication is not allowed.

3. Physical therapy

For continuously enlarging particles or confirmed genital warts, physical therapies such as laser and freezing can be used. Laser treatment can accurately remove warts. Freezing uses liquid nitrogen to destroy diseased tissue at low temperatures. It needs to be operated by a professional doctor and requires regular review after treatment.

4. Circumcision

For patients with recurrent pearly papules or excessive foreskin, circumcision may be considered. Surgery can reduce the local moist environment and reduce the risk of infection. After surgery, you need to use potassium permanganate solution for soaking as directed by the doctor to prevent wound infection.

5. Pathological examination

If the particles rapidly enlarge, bleed or ulcer within a short period of time, you need to seek medical attention promptly for an acetic acid white test or biopsy to rule out malignant lesions. Pathological examination can confirm the diagnosis and follow-up treatment plans can be formulated based on the results.

Daily care should be taken to avoid unclean sex and have a fixed sexual partner to prevent HPV infection. The diet should be light and reduce the intake of spicy and irritating foods. If symptoms persist for more than two weeks or worsen, you must see a dermatologist or urologist without delay. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment to prevent cross-infection or recurrence of the condition.