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Male organ skin conditions are a common complaint; millions of men seek medical attention from a urologist every year for rash and soreness, irritation, and discomfort during or after self-stimulation or sex. While treating the area with a specially formulated health crème containing male organ-specific vitamins and minerals can help to prevent drying and irritation and clear up minor skin conditions, it is also important to understand how these occur in the first place and why proper male organ care is critical to reproductive health. Some common symptoms and their causes are described here, along with suggestions on avoiding certain male organ skin problems. Male organ rash that develops during or after self-stimulation or penetration Male organ rash can appear as a pattern of small, raised bumps, sores, scabbing or a spreading patch of reddened skin. Rashes may be accompanied by itching and/or swelling, and the affected skin may be warm to the touch. Rash on the manhood that develops during or shortly after self-stimulation or penetration may occur for the following reasons: • Dry skin - Dry rubbing, oral stimulation and the bodily fluids of sexual partners can all dry the skin of the male organ, causing minute tears in the outer layer of dermal tissue that may appear reddened, chapped and rough. High-quality moisturizers that are safe for sensitive erogenous tissue (such as shea butter, which is recommended for most skin types) can help to prevent dehydration and restore the natural moisture balance, leading to soft, supple male organ skin that is highly responsive to touch. • Contact dermatitis - Personal lubricants, spermicides, latex condoms, and even soaps and detergents can cause sensitive skin to react, resulting in rash, itching, and swelling of the erogenous skin. Men who are sensitive to substances such as these should avoid contact with them as much as possible and stick to non-reactive lubricants during self-stimulation. In addition, supporting the skin’s natural healing properties through the use of a male organ vitamin formula may help to reduce the risk of developing male organ rash and discomfort. • Balanatis - Men with an uncircumcised male organ are especially prone to skin infections of the glans, or head. This can become a particular problem as a result of frequent self-stimulation, which can further irritate damaged tissue and cause soreness, swelling and painful urination. Proper cleansing and treating the area with natural antibacterials such as vitamin A are recommended for avoiding this uncomfortable and embarrassing condition. • Overuse - Whether or not a lubricant is used during self-stimulation or penetration, frequent and aggressive rubbing can irritate the skin, causing soreness, redness and rash-like symptoms. Over time, excessive irritation of the male organ skin can actually reduce the degree of erotic sensation a man is able to experience, diminishing the ability to enjoy sensual activity. However, even those who are especially active can support overall skin and nerve health by promoting the skin’s regenerative properties through the use of moisturizers, antioxidants and rejuvenating nutrients such as vitamins, A, C, D, and B5. Effective male organ rash treatment for all skin types Male organ rash and soreness can cause ongoing discomfort and detract from the ability to enjoy sensual activity. Because rash-like symptoms can easily be mistaken for a communicable disease, they can also cause embarrassment and put off potential partners. If left untreated, certain types of rashes may also spread, making them harder to treat. To avoid male organ rash and soreness and to address a number of other male self-stimulation concerns, it is useful to treat the area regularly with a specifically designed male organ health formula (most health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) containing essential nutrients which are noted for their healing and skin rejuvenating properties. Men who develop a chronic rash or sores that do not heal should consult with a health care provider to determine whether a more serious condition is present and abstain from physical contact until the problem is cleared up. For additional information on most common penile health issues, tips on improving penile sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy penile, visit www.man1health.com. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.
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