Mycotic glansitis is one of the more common clinical forms of glansitis of the foreskin and is due to mycotic infection. Its characteristic change is a lot of foreskin scale in the foreskin cavity, and the foreskin scale is typically tofu sludge-like. The treatment of mycotic glansitis requires attention to the following aspects. First, daily cleaning of the foreskin cavity, local application of anti-mycotic drugs, such as clotrimazole ointment. Second, recurrent mycosis fungoides. If the foreskin is too long, you need to perform circumcision. Third, sexual partners should also be checked at the hospital. Mycobacterial vaginitis is more common in women, and if left untreated can incur recurrent male mycobacterial glansitis of the foreskin.