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While no guy wants to think it can happen to him, any individual who is romantically active runs at least a slight risk of contracting a partner-transmitted disease. While most of these diseases can be easily cured, or at least managed with the right treatment, a surprising number of partner-transmitted diseases go undiagnosed, leading to potentially serious health effects. Men who have an untreated partner-transmitted disease may experience devastating symptoms such as loss of fertility, dementia, and eventual death; and having any partner-transmitted disease puts men at greater risk for contracting HIV. Knowing the signs to watch for, exercising appropriate male organ care and seeking medical attention when problems do appear is essential in catching these diseases in the early stages and treating them effectively. Some common male organ symptoms which are often mistaken for minor skin problems are described here: 1. Male organ rash or blisters – Red bumps on the male organ can be an indication of numerous different issues, including yeast infection, skin tags, psoriasis, or an infection of the male organ head known as balanitis. All of these are fairly common, and while some can be transmitted through physical contact, they are not serious and can be easily treated at home. On the other hand, ulcerating blisters that release a clear fluid, red bumps that turn into open sores, and itchy, red rashes may all indicate conditions such viral infections for which there is no known cure. Blisters or lesions on the male organ may also be a sign of cancer of the manhood; therefore, seeing a doctor as soon as these symptoms are observed is critical. 2. Painful urination – Pain in the urethra during urination may result from a urinary tract infection, kidney stones, or yeast infection. On the other hand, pain on urination is symptomatic of a bacterial partner-transmitted disease. These can be treated easily if caught in the early stages, but if it is allowed to progress, they can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, prostatitis (an inflammatory condition of the prostate which can be extremely painful and very difficult to treat) and loss of fertility. 3. Male organ symptoms accompanied by sore throat, fever, headache or coughing – Sores on the male organ or painful urination may seem like no big deal, but when they are accompanied by these symptoms, it can be an indication of a viral or bacterial partner-transmitted disease. 4. Painless bumps or blisters on the male organ – One of the earliest signs of a serious bacterial infection which can lead to devastating complications is a small, blister-like lesion known as a chancre. Because this lesion is usually painless, it is often ignored. While this infection can be treated with antibiotics in the early stages, it can be difficult to eradicate if allowed to progress. 5. Whitish or yellow discharge, foul odor – Men who experience a sore male organ accompanied by a thick or chunky discharge may suspect yeast infection or balanitis; however, this can also indicate a number of partner-transmitted diseases and should be evaluated by a doctor for a firm diagnosis. Boosting the natural defenses of the male organ While barrier protection such as latex is absolutely necessary for men who are active, particularly those with more than one partner, there is still a risk of contracting a life-altering disease. Using common sense in choice of intimate partners is also recommended. Urinating after relations and then washing with soap and water may help to eliminate some of the bacteria that cause partner-transmitted diseases. In addition, while it cannot prevent or cure a partner-transmitted disease, a quality male organ health formula (most health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) containing natural antibacterials and vitamins can help to maintain the integrity of the skin, boost the body’s disease-fighting properties, and help to keep the area clean – all of which can increase men’s resistance to potentially dangerous diseases. For additional information on most common men's health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy lifestyle visit: http://www.man1health.com. John Dugan is a professional writer who specialized in men's health issues and contributes feature articles and blogs to numerous publications.
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