Candida glans is often associated with sexual contact transmission, in the glans and coronal sulcus and the inner foreskin there are pinheads or corn-grain papules or small pustules, the development of vesicles, itching is mainly, the surface attached more white cheese-like film, medication is mainly topical imidazole drugs or mycobacterial solution. Severe cases can be oral fluconazole, mycoplasma, etc. The disease is associated with decreased resistance, prolonged use of corticosteroids; dysbiosis caused by unreasonable use of medical antibiotics; exogenous contamination and severe burns; long-term placement of catheters, etc. can cause Candida glansitis. It occurs mainly in the glans area, mostly in sexually active young adults, or in spouses with Candida vaginitis, and intercourse during the onset of the disease can also cause it. Do not have intercourse during the inflammation to avoid aggravation and active treatment. Pay attention to hygiene, wash with warm water every day, be sure to wash thoroughly, change your underwear regularly, fix your personal bath and towel, and disinfect regularly after each use. Feet with mycobacterial infections such as foot odor, do not scratch your feet with your hands after not washing your hands and scratching your genitals. Also note that underwear should not be washed together with socks. In serious cases, couples need to be treated at the same time.