If the hyperplasia of the paracord gland affects normal urination and sexual life, it is recommended that no special treatment be done and observation be made. 2. If the hyperplasia is obvious and easily causes pain during sexual intercourse or leads to a foreign body sensation in women, the paracord hyperplasia can be considered for excision. After excision, it is recommended to apply local erythromycin ointment to prevent further aggravation of the hyperplasia. It is recommended that the penis, foreskin, and glans should be cleaned daily to keep them dry and prevent aggravation of the degree of hyperplasia. Do not always use your hands to stimulate the hyperplastic tissue, as this can easily lead to faster tissue growth.