Tyson glands are the type of penis structures found in all men, in the area around the glans. These glands are responsible for producing a lubricating liquid that facilitates penetration during intimate contact and is invisible to men. However, there are cases in which these glands are notorious, spreading into small white balls around the head of the penis, receiving the scientific name of pearly papules.
There is usually no need for treatment for the Tyson glands, which is a benign and normal change, but if the person feels uncomfortable and, for example, feels that their self-esteem is affected, they can go to the doctor to suggest the most appropriate treatment option.
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Tyson’s glands are structures present in the penis from birth, as its manifestation is related to another cause, however, it was better to observe me during an erection and before a sexual intercourse, which was intended to produce a lubricating liquid facilitating penetration.
In addition to considering normal and benign structures, Tyson’s glands produce no signs or symptoms, but their appearance can cause discomfort in men, these glands are small white balls that appear under the skin and do not cause pain, however if certain symptoms appear, it is important to ask the doctor to look for the cause, since in these cases they cannot match Tyson’s glands.
In most cases, Tyson’s glands do not need treatment, which are benign and do not cause health problems, however, some men may cause a significant alteration of the image of the penis, which ends up hindering their relationships, in these cases the urologist may recommend:
It is even easier to apply a medicine or ointment to remove the Tyson glands, this does not yet exist. In addition, the removal of pearly papules can damage the skin, which is irritated and can even facilitate it, so the urologist tries to avoid this treatment whenever possible.
There are several treatment options at home, which use acids and remedies against warts and calluses, but are not safe for health, which can cause severe skin irritation and should be avoided.
In all cases, it is always recommended to consult a urologist before attempting any type of treatment at home.
Pearly papules caused by the presence of Tyson glands are not contagious and are therefore not considered sexually transmitted diseases.
These lesions can often be mistaken for genital warts caused by HPV virus, so the only way to confirm the diagnosis is to consult a urologist.