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As most men know, regular physical exams are important to staying healthy, identifying potential health risks, and minimizing the chances of developing a serious or chronic illness. What many don’t realize is that male organ health and male function are an important aspect of a man’s overall health, and neglecting proper care or ignoring problems can lead to issues with reproductive function, loss of sensation, and reduced male function. These problems not only affect a man’s intimate life; they are often early warning signs of more serious health issues. Performing these male organ self-checks on a regular basis allows men to be aware of subtle changes and abnormalities that may indicate that something is wrong. 1. Low Male Hormone Evaluation Androgen levels often decrease as men age, leading to a condition that is sometimes known as "male menopause," which includes symptoms such as the following: - Reduced male drive;
- Reduced male function;
- Lower levels of assertiveness;
- High cholesterol;
- Recent weight gain, especially in the abdominal area;
- Difficulty making decisions;
- Reduced self-confidence;
- Decreased stamina;
- Loss of muscle mass and/or tone.
Men who note several of these symptoms may consider scheduling a check to have their androgen levels tested; various treatments are available to help men cope with this issue.
2. Test for Pelvic Cancer Pelvic cancer often targets men between the ages of 20 and 35. Although it is rare, all men should be aware of the symptoms and look out for them. A self-check every month or so can help to detect early warning signs of cancer. A visual exam of the reproductive organs can reveal signs of shrinking that might indicate a problem. To check for lumps or bumps that could indicate a tumor, men should stand with their legs slightly apart and gently roll each section of reproductive tissue between the thumb and fingers, making note of any changes or unusual growths. Other symptoms worth noting include pelvic pain, an aching pain in the lower abdomen, and/or a feeling of heaviness in the pelvis. 3. Test for Healthy Manhood Skin The skin of the male organ can give men many clues to the overall health of the male anatomy. A close visual check, using the help of a mirror, can help men to detect sores, blemishes, warts or ulcers on the male organ, reproductive tissue or inner thighs. These may be caused by various health issues, from partner-transmitted diseases to skin irritation, from fungal infections to cancer. It's also important to inspect the entire shaft of the male organ by gently pressing along it to spot any lumps or bumps under the skin. 4. Male Organ Sensation Test Men who experience loss of male organ sensitivity may have minor skin damage caused by aggressive intimacy, or they may have some peripheral nerve damage related to vigorous manual stroking. Conducting the following male organ test can help to detect areas that have lost sensitivity: Standing with a firm male organ, run a feather or ice cube along the full length (or have a partner do this), making note of any areas that do not register the touch or sense of cold. In some cases, lost sensation can be restored by trying new positions, allowing irritated skin to heal, and wearing loose-fitting, non-restrictive clothing. Maintaining Male Organ Health While early detection is essential in the successful treatment of various male organ problems, preventing these from occurring in the first place is the best solution. Getting plenty of sleep, reducing the amount of stress in one’s life, and maintaining a healthy body weight can go a long way toward reducing the chances of developing reproductive health issues. A specially formulated male organ nutrient cream (most health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) may also provide the nutrients that are needed to support healthy nerve and circulatory function, as well as maintaining smooth, supple and responsive male organ skin. 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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