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Throughout recorded history, male organ size has been a fixation of men from all parts of the world - not surprisingly, since the male organ is seen as almost a universal symbol of strength and virility. This focus on size has inspired a broad spectrum of remedies for lengthening the male organ, ranging from teas made from powdered rhinocerous horn to prosthetic attachments to various exercise techniques. In spite of these attempts to embellish what nature has provided, most worries about male organ size are often dismissed as being all in the head - and in many cases, this is true. Men often compare themselves against an artificial ideal, not realizing that they have a perfectly normal and healthy male organ. In some cases, though, when men become convinced that their manhood is getting smaller, male organ shrinkage is a real possibility. Causes of male organ shrinkage The following health issues may result in some reduction in male organ length: Peyronie’s Disease - The shaft of the male organ is constructed of chambers called the corpora cavernosa; these areas fill with blood on stimulation, allowing the member to become firm. Surrounding this spongy tissue is a band of connective material, which is in turn covered by the male organ skin. When the male organ is subject to frequent rough handling, or when a sudden injury occurs, this connective tissue may be damaged, and scar tissue may form as part of the healing process. Because the scar tissue does not expand in the same manner as the surrounding material, it tends to pull the male organ in one direction or another when it becomes firm. This can be quite painful and can interfere with the ability to engage in intimate relations; it can also cause the male organ to appear shorter in length. This condition, which is known as Peyronie’s disease, typically occurs in older men and may require surgery to repair the damaged tissue. Varicoceles - The male organ and sack are filled with tiny blood vessels, which are needed to provide blood flow to the male organ. The normal circulation of blood in the male organ provides nutrients and oxygen to the cells and permits the member to become firm. Normally, these blood vessels are a one-way street; as the blood moves through the body, a series of valves prevents the flow from moving back in the opposite direction. However, in some cases, these valves may fail. When this occurs in the sack, the resulting accumulation of blood can cause the vessels to become enlarged. These varicose veins, or varicoceles - may present no symptoms, but in some men, they can be quite painful, and they can be felt as a tangled web of veins in the private area. As the area becomes starved of oxygen and nutrients, some tissue atrophy may occur. This can result in shrinkage of the male organ and fertility problems. Varicoceles most often occur when men are in their twenties and thirties; surgical repair of the blood vessels may be necessary to restore proper blood flow. Weight gain - The accumulation of body fat in the abdominal area is not only a matter of health. While it does not actually affect male organ size, extra pounds in this area tend to make the manhood appear smaller than it really is. For many men, this problem can result in self-image issues and decrease confidence in the bedroom. Can male organ shrinkage be prevented? While there are no guarantees, men can take proactive measures to ensure that their male organ is healthy enough to stave off some common problems that may affect size. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and keeping body weight to acceptable levels is the first step. Second, applying a specially formulated male organ nutrient crème (most health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) containing vitamins, antioxidants and tissue-building amino acids can help to prevent scarring and promote healthy blood flow. Keeping the male organ clean and well-moisturized can also help to keep it smooth, supple and responsive. In the eyes of most women, a male organ that appears healthy and responds to her touch is more important than length or girth. 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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