Raw, Red Male Organ Skin – 5 Solutions for a Painful Problem
For men who are counting on a little bedroom gymnastics, the
discovery of sore, red male organ skin comes as a major disappointment. No
amount of lube or lotion can mitigate the soreness and burning that can occur
if he chooses to proceed as planned, and trying to ignore the problem is only
likely to make it worse, resulting in a longer and more unpleasant recovery
period.
While men who are experiencing irritation may have to face the
fact that a furlough is the only option, with the right male organ care, it may
be possible to speed
healing time, restoring the skin to normal and even protecting it from further
aggravation and injury. Some of the most effective solutions for soothing raw,
red male organ skin are described here. Men with ongoing problems, open sores,
and skin that does not heal should consult with a trained medical professional
to determine the underlying cause of the issue.
Applying cool compresses
When irritation occurs, the first order of business is to reduce
the painful sensation. Before taking any other action, it is a good idea to
wash the area carefully with a mild cleanser, and rinse thoroughly to ensure
that any irritants such as chemicals from latex barriers or lubes are removed.
Then, applying a compress made from a washcloth soaked in cool water for 15
minutes or so can help to reduce the pain and bring down any swelling.
Changing cleansers, moisturizers and lubes
A common mistake that men make when the skin is irritated is to
apply a body lotion, hoping that the moisturizers will soothe the skin and
reduce the soreness. While some body lotions might be fine for this, many of
them contain chemical fragrances and dyes that can actually irritate the male
organ skin further and make the problem worse.
Similarly, many soaps and even personal lubricants contain
chemicals that can have adverse effects on sensitive skin. Changing to an
all-natural cleanser, using water-based natural lubes, and sticking to
moisturizers that are intended for use on the male organ is recommended. By
avoiding chemical irritants, men can prevent further irritation as well as
allowing the skin to recover.
Letting it breathe
The skin needs to breath in order to heal. Using underwear made
from breathable fabrics like cotton and refraining from wearing tight clothing
can speed the healing process, as well as preventing friction from clothing
that can exacerbate the issue.
Avoiding latex
Men who experience frequent irritation and soreness after using
barrier protection may be developing a sensitivity to latex; this can occur
even in men who have had no previous latex issues. Barrier protection is also
made from alternate materials; trying these may help to reduce the incidence of
raw and reddened male organ skin.
Using a male organ health cream
Raw and reddened male organ skin needs more than just time when it
comes to healing. As with the rest of the body, the right nutrients are
important to restoring damaged tissue, preventing toughening of the skin, and
protecting the area from further injury. An all-natural male
organ moisturizing cream (most
health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) such as shea butter, combined with
skin-protectant nutrients such as vitamins A, C, D and E, can speed the
formation of new tissue, help to prevent over-keratinization (the formation of
calluses), and boost the skin’s natural moisturizing qualities in order to
reduce the effects of friction and help to prevent further irritation. It is
important to keep in mind, however, that no lotions, creams or ointments should
be applied to open sores or wounds; this type of injury should be seen by a
doctor for appropriate treatment.
For additional information on most
common male organ health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and
what to do to maintain a healthy male organ, visit: http://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.