Newlywed husband contracted a sexually transmitted disease?

　　In real life, treat penile pearly rash as sexually transmitted diseases There are many examples. The full name of pearly penile rash is pearly penile papulosis. It is a benign skin a state of underdevelopment in adulthood male About 24% of people have this disease.

　　According to surveys, the prevalence of this disease is also high among men who have never had sexual contact. This disease is not transmitted through sexual contact and is not a sexually transmitted disease. Penile pearly rash typical clinical The symptoms are as follows: there are tiny pin-like papules on the back and sides of the coronal sulcus, shaped like pearls, white, yellow or pink in color, arranged in one or several rows along the coronal sulcus, and some circle around the coronal sulcus. They are hard in texture, non-itchy, non-painful and non-ulcerable.

　　Example: Treating penile pearly rash as a sexually transmitted disease

　　“Doctor, you have to give him a good look. Just a few days after getting married, he..." A fashionable young woman "escorted" a young man to the clinic. I looked at the young man’s helpless eyes and panic expression, and wondered what disease I've already guessed a bit. I asked the young man: "Why are you so bad? ”Before he could speak, the young woman started talking non-stop: "We have only been married for a few days, and he already has that disease. If it is really that disease, I will divorce him! ”

　　“Don't worry, I'll give him a good check-up, okay?" With that said, I took the young man to the examination room. When I checked, I saw papules the size of millet grains distributed along the coronal sulcus of the penis. The surface was smooth, unlike genital warts. To be on the safe side, I still gave him an acetic acid white test, and the result was negative.

　　I told them: “This is called pearly rash of penis, which is a normal phenomenon and not a sexually transmitted disease. Current medical science considers it to be a variation of physiological development that will not have any impact on the body or sexual function and does not require treatment. ”After hearing these words, the young couple left the consulting room happily.

　　Don’t worry about pearly rash on penis

　　Although pearly papules on the penis have no impact on the patient's urination or sexual life, most patients are worried about it. Some are worried about tumors, and some are afraid of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, which puts them under great psychological pressure. In fact, this disease is neither a tumor nor a sexually transmitted disease. Medical experts have confirmed through pathological slices that its structure is normal connective tissue hyperplasia, which is harmful to the patient's body. healthy It has no effect on the physiological function of the penis.

　　With the development of society, people know more and more about sexually transmitted diseases, but they often have only a little understanding of them. In this case, many people, especially those who have had a history of unclean sexual contact, often mistake the pearly papules on the penis for genital warts, thus creating a fear. The quack doctors in the society take advantage of the hypochondriasis of these people, deceive them with smooth words, and treat the pearly papules on the penis as genital warts, thereby taking the opportunity to make money. Therefore, if male friends find papules on their penis, don’t panic. You should first go to a regular Hospital Make a clear diagnosis and then deal with the situation according to the situation. Do not blindly seek medical treatment or blind treatment to avoid falling into the trap set by quack doctors.

　　The difference between penile pearly rash and genital warts

　　Most patients with genital warts have a history of unclean sexual contact. The warts continue to proliferate, the surface is rough and uneven, and the distribution is uneven, asymmetrical and irregular. In addition to often occurring on the glans and coronal sulcus, genital warts can also occur on the inside of the foreskin, the skin of the penis body and the urethral opening, the anus and the perianal junction. The number of warts is small, and most of them are cauliflower-shaped, papillary or comb-like wart-like hyperplasia. This is different from the neatly arranged pearly papules that only occur in the coronal sulcus of the glans penis.

　　Clinically, it is easy to misdiagnose male pearly penile papules as genital warts and label them as sexually transmitted diseases. Therefore, doctors must make a clear diagnosis. Patients should actively cooperate and answer the doctor's inquiries carefully, not only to rule out the possibility of sexually transmitted diseases, but also not to let sexually transmitted diseases go undiagnosed. When it is difficult to identify, the doctor will ask the patient to do an acetic acid white test, etc., and generally the diagnosis can be made clearly.