Men with small white spots on the underside of the crown may be caused by pearl rash, warts, local infections, etc. It is recommended to consult a doctor in time to clarify the cause of the disease.
1. Pearl Rash: Pearl Rash is common in young adult males, is a common skin disease, usually arranged regular, translucent pearl-like papules. It usually does not affect health and is not contagious, and can be treated with laser therapy at the hospital dermatology department.
2. Acromegaly or viral warts for sexually transmitted diseases: mainly through sexual intercourse, common in young and middle-aged people, usually the incubation period in about three months, for the cauliflower pattern bulge. The actual fact is that they are not the same as the other ones, and they are not the same as the other ones, so they are not the same as the other ones.
3. Localized infections: common symptoms of local redness and swelling, some patients can see white pus spots on the skin, and poor local hygiene.
Other conditions can also lead to small white spots under the male crown, it is recommended that patients seek medical attention in a timely manner to determine the cause of the disease under the guidance of the doctor to carry out the appropriate treatment. If it is difficult to identify the cause, the new tissue can be removed for pathological examination if necessary.