What should I do if there are many red spots on my glans but are not painful or itchy?

Many red spots on the glans penis that are not painful or itchy are usually caused by excessive foreskin, or may be caused by inflammation of the glans penis.

Foreskin is usually a physiological disease, which may be caused by its own underdevelopment. If the foreskin is not properly cleaned and cared for, it will lead to more secretions inside, which will stimulate the appearance of more small red spots on the glans. It is necessary to do local cleaning and care work, and choose circumcision surgery when necessary, which can achieve the therapeutic effect and reduce the later impact.

If local cleaning and care are not done well, or airtight underwear is worn, and underwear is not changed in time, it will cause more local inclusions, leading to inflammation in the glans area, and red spots may occur. Some patients may not experience obvious pain and itching due to mild symptoms. You need to wear loose and breathable underwear, avoid sitting for long periods of time, and disinfect your underwear. Changing your underwear will help with the recovery of balanitis.

During daily life, you must keep the area dry and hygienic, and clean the glans area regularly. You can choose light salt water or potassium permanganate solution mixed with water to effectively prevent the occurrence of balanitis.