There are small white dots on the inside of the glans penis

What causes white spots on the glans penis? In daily life, many men will notice some white spots appearing on the glans of their penis, which can frighten their male friends out of their wits. They are afraid that they have contracted a sexually transmitted disease, so they frown all day long and don't know what to do. So what is the reason for white spots on the glans penis?

White spots appear on the glans penis

The key reasons why white spots appear on the male glans are as follows:

(1) Urinary infections are more common in clinical medicine. Infectious diseases are often caused by infection with Candida albicans, Trichomonas, Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Gonorrhoeae or other germs during sexual life, or due to the long foreskin and insufficient cleaning. The foreskin is too long and the unclean things in the middle of the glans penis, that is, urine dirt, will accumulate. The irritating part of the foreskin is too long and the mucosa becomes inflamed. At this time, if the foreskin is too long, there will be a small white or bright red spot on the glans.

(2) Pearly papulosis, which is one of the common diseases of balanitis. The early stage of the disease is white, skin-colored and dark red millet-sized papules, which are neither painful nor itchy. Generally, they last for a long time and are not easy to change. This type of disease is more common in patients with long foreskin or long foreskin. Between the glans of the penis and the too long foreskin, the fallen squamous epithelial cells, glandular metabolism and Streptococcus urethra produce a hot, moist and cold bacterial culture fluid. Once the bacteria enter, they can cause infection and cause this disease. If the red spot on the glans becomes variable and large, you should be alert to the possibility of deterioration. You should not simply think that there is a bacterial infection, it may be combined with other infections. Recommended reading: What are the causes of white spots on male genitals?

(3) Condyloma acuminata are mostly caused by the patient's history of unclean sexual intercourse. The typical lesions are white at first, light red or bright red in color, millet-shaped excrescences, with shapes such as papules, nipples, cauliflower-like excrescences, and combs. They are fresh and tender, with a slightly pointed top, without itching and pain, and gradually grow or increase in size. There are also some people who are not very typical. In the early stage of the disease, they only have red spots on the glans, which is easy to be confused with balanitis. However, everyone knows that this disease is highly contagious, easy to relapse, and difficult to treat. Therefore, authoritative experts remind: small red spots on the glans of the penis should not be underestimated and should be treated as soon as possible.