What are penile papules?

penile papules are benign growth that develop around corona corona on the penis. They are very common in the general population and a similar condition can develop in women where papules appear on vulva. Also known as pearl penile papules are growing rounded and colored on Belava. Treatment is usually not required, although some patients may be treated because they feel embarrassed about papules. This is not the case; They may occur in people who are not sexually active and are not associated with sexual activities. They appear in men of all races and ages, and they seem to be a little more common in men who have not been circumcolved. Penile papules should not cause pain or discomfort, although neat series of small growth may look unpleasant.

The dermatologist can confirm the diagnosis, although many general practitioners are also able to explore and diagnose this condition. Recommendation of treatment is usually to leave the growth in the room. If the patient wants to treat them, the dermatologist can remove the papules of the penis in the outpatient procedure laser or other technology. The patient will experience some pain and tenderness after the procedure, but should be completely recovered within a few days.

Patients who decide to leave their penile papules because they are, may want to alert their sexual partners because the misconceptions of the benign skin conditions around the genitalia may lead to confusion. They should know their partners that growth is not dangerous, cannot be handed over to other people and are not the result of an infection by a sexually transmitted disease. Women with papules on vulva may want to do similar assurances for their partners.

Occasionally, Papules pen perennials are poorly diagnosed as genital warts, usually a doctor with limited experience. Testing can be used to confirm or eliminate the diagnosis of warts if there are questions about diagnosis. In general, these growths are very easily recognizable because they have a significant physical appearance separated from the ULEDU genital warts, which tends to be smaller and neatly organized. Rather than being grouped and scaly, they are arranged in rows and tend to be formed in discrete bumps and are found only in one place on the penis rather than being distributed through the genitals.