What to do if there are small lumps in the coronal sulcus

Small bumps or granules may grow on the male genitals. If this happens, male friends must pay attention to it, because this may be genital warts. Because genital warts are easier to clear the virus in the body in the early stages, if they are diagnosed and treated early, it will effectively prevent the development of the virus. However, if it is delayed without treatment, it may cause cross infection.

(1) Balanitis: If you have not had unclean sexual intercourse, it is possible that balanitis stimulates the local foreskin and mucous membrane and causes inflammation. Trichomonas balanitis and annular ulcerative balanitis often cause the so-called bumps/granulations/granules on the glans.

(2) Genital warts: ① The initial symptoms are single or multiple scattered or densely packed tiny light red papules, which are soft in nature, slightly pointed at the top, and gradually grow larger and increase in number; ② When the rash develops into papillary or cystic, with a slightly wider base, bands, and particles (bumps/granulations/grains) on the surface, it often increases in size in the anus, shaped like cauliflower, with an uneven surface, moist and soft, or bleeding. Scratching can lead to secondary infection. During the examination and treatment process, sexual intercourse should be avoided to avoid cross infection.

Above I have told you about the possible impacts that the small particles or bumps growing on the coronal sulcus may cause, but I also need to remind you that if you find the above-mentioned situation, you must pay attention to it. The earlier the treatment, the better. If you delay, it will not only make the treatment difficult, but it may also affect your partner, which is not good.