The hardness of the blood vessels inside the spongy body of the glans is mainly considered to be related to vasculitis, hemangioma, varicose veins and other disorders, and should be treated in time with general treatment, medication, surgery and other treatments for intervention.
1. Vasculitis: the etiology of this disease is unknown, may be related to genetic, infectious, immune and other factors, can lead to local vascular swelling, congestion, stimulated by inflammation, may lead to local hyperplasia, and then appear the symptom of hardness in blood vessels.
Patients can follow the doctor’s instructions to apply prednisone acetate tablets, tacrolimus and other drugs for treatment, nausea, rash and other adverse reactions after the use of drugs, should be treated by a doctor. For patients with localized vascular hyperplasia affecting the blood supply, stenting can also be taken as appropriate for treatment.
2. Hemangioma: the etiology and pathogenesis of this disease are still unclear, and its clinical manifestations are diverse, some patients may appear skin bulging, accompanied by the phenomenon of elevated skin temperature.
For this symptom, can follow the doctor’s instructions to apply propranolol, pingyangmycin and other drugs for treatment, nausea and other adverse reactions after the use of drugs, must be treated by a doctor. After medication is ineffective, laser treatment can also be taken to intervene.
3. Varicose veins: this disease is related to developmental abnormalities, heredity and other factors, which can lead to hidden pain in the affected area, poor blood flow, and even the appearance of hard knot-like bumps.
Patients can follow the doctor’s instructions to apply urokinase, ibuprofen and other drugs for treatment, after the use of medication, skin rashes and other adverse reactions, you must seek medical treatment. If the condition is serious, it can be treated with open surgery.
The appearance of the above symptoms may also be related to other factors, it is recommended to consult a doctor in a timely manner, follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, not self-medication.