Itchy Male Organ Coping Strategies – Do’s and Don’ts of Male organ Care
In spite of the obvious pleasures that come from having a male
organ, most men are occasionally bothered by unpleasant problems like chafing,
itching, redness, soreness, and general discomfort. An itchy male organ is no
joke, especially when a twitch in the boxers leaves men with an unbearable urge
to scratch or readjust the package at the most inopportune times – during a
high-stakes interview or in the middle of a steamy date, for example.
Men who are affected by itching on a regular basis may feel
frustrated and embarrassed, but in most cases, the cause is simple and easily
addressed. Following the right steps to maintain male organ skin health can help to relieve the discomfort and
irritation.
What causes an itchy male organ?
Male organ itching can be caused by multiple issues, from dry skin
to a coating of sweat and body oils to allergies or infections. Some common
causes of itching include hygiene-related issues, overly dry skin related to
aggressive self-pleasuring, reactions to a lube or a partner’s body fluids,
sensitivity to the chemicals in lotions or soaps, or male organ allergies to
fabrics, environmental materials or latex.
Soothing the itch – do’s and don’ts
When the urge to scratch comes around, there are wrong ways and
right ways to deal with it. Following these rules can help to soothe the
irritation and prevent further problems from developing.
DON’T – scratch. While
the need to rub and tear at the offending area may be overwhelming, scratching
provides only moments of relief, and it can make the problem much worse.
Scratching damages the skin, leaving room for infections to take hold, and if
contact with an irritant is the problem, scratching tends to spread the
material around and increase the itch rather than relieve it.
DO – identify the source – If sensitivity or a male organ allergy
to something in the environment is causing the problem, it is important to
identify it and avoid contact whenever possible. Some potential culprits
include synthetic fabrics, rough clothing, plants such as poison ivy or poison
oak, and latex barriers. Latex allergies, in particular, are problematic for
many men, even those who have used latex protection without incident in the
past.
DON’T – ignore open sores or blisters
If the itching and burning is accompanied by redness, open sores,
blisters or other visible blemishes, it is a bad idea to assume that they will
go away on their own. Skin lesions and bumps can be symptomatic of an
underlying condition that may require medical treatment.
DO – see your doctor
Although most men tend to resist the idea of talking to a relative
stranger about embarrassing skin problems, doctors have seen and heard it all
and are able to view and discuss male organ health in a matter-of-fact way. Skin
itching and irritation may be caused by an infection or communicable disease
that requires medical treatment, so it is essential to get a professional
opinion.
DO – use a male organ health cream as part of the daily care
routine
For men who have sensitive skin that is prone to drying, itching
and irritation, special attention to male organ care can help to alleviate the
symptoms when they occur and boost the skin’s resistance to future problems.
To start with, keeping the area clean is essential. Washing away
built-up dead skin cells, body oils and sweat can help to prevent chafing and
irritation, and keeping the area well moisturized leaves skin soft, supple and
well-hydrated. Skin that is moisturized is more resistant to irritation and
infection. Use of an all-natural male
organ health cream (most
health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) enriched with vitamins, amino acids
and minerals, as well as natural emollients such as shea butter, is an
effective way to promote soft, healthy skin.
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.