Loss of Male Organ Feeling and Manual Stroking – A Cautionary Tale
From the time adolescent boys discover the world of sensation
offered by manual stroking, the male organ becomes an object of extreme
fascination. As teenagers, it is not uncommon for males to go at it 3-4 times
per day, or even more often, and this habit tends to continue into adulthood.
Despite the admonishments and guilt that may come from older generations
concerning the practice, medical science has shown that manual stroking is
completely normal and even has numerous emotional and physical benefits.
On the other hand, some words of caution are needed to help men to
avoid the consequences of overdoing it, or of doing it the wrong way. Learning
how to handle the equipment more gently can help to prevent soreness and
irritation, as well as long term problems like loss of male organ feeling.
Drawbacks of overdoing it when it comes to manual stroking
· Soreness – Rough handling or stroking without
the benefit of a personal lubricant can leave the male organ feeling achy or
sore inside and out. Men who are overcome with the urge to play when the male
organ is already sore run the risk of causing minute tears and fissures in the
surface of the skin, which can lead to redness and even increase the risk of
skin infections.
· Injury/Scarring – Latching on to the male organ with a
death grip, yanking it in numerous directions, or going at a frantic pace can
lead to painful injuries such as ruptures of the connective tissue inside the
shaft of the male organ. Even without a rupture, though, men can experience
cumulative damage to the connective tissue, leading to the formation of scars
that may cause unnatural bends or curves in the male organ when it is firm.
· Reduced male organ sensation – Overdoing it when it comes to alone time
can eventually impair male organ sensation in a number of ways. First, the
constant rough handling can cause the outer layers of skin to become thicker
and tougher, a process known as keratinization. This callused layer of skin
prevents the sensory tissue underneath from detecting gentle touch, meaning
that men have to work even harder to feel any sensual stimulus to the manhood
tissue. Second, constant manual stroking can damage the neural tissue itself;
unless it is given time to heal and regenerate, this can lead to male organ
sensation loss. Finally, using the same technique over and over can dull the
nerve signals to the brain; in essence, the body becomes so accustomed to the
stimulus that it no longer pays attention,
and it simply doesn’t register the feeling.
What to try instead
Men who are accustomed to a particular technique may find it
difficult to give up the tried and true; however, mixing it up can allow the
nerves to learn to appreciate a new range of sensations. Trying a soft touch, a
different grip, or even just using the other hand can help to reawaken the
nerve pathways. Experimenting with manual stroking aids that are designed for
gentle handling can also create a new experience when it comes to
self-pleasure.
Caring for the male organ and protecting against loss of male
organ sensation
Even men who enjoy normal male organ sensation can benefit from
some common-sense advice when it comes to male organ care. First and foremost,
keeping the skin clean by washing daily with a mild cleanser can help to
prevent minor skin infections that cause itching, dryness and soreness. Second,
applying a moisturizer to clean skin can help to lock in the skin’s natural
hydration and keep the skin from drying and toughening. A natural product such
as shea butter works best, as this plant extract is gentle even on the delicate
male organ skin. Vitamin E is also recommended for improving the tone and feel
of the male organ.
An all-natural male
organ nutrient cream (most
health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) enriched with vitamins, amino acids
and minerals, as well as moisturizers such as shea butter, can be an effective
way to support healthy skin and nerve tissue and minimize the negative effects of frequent manual
stroking.
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.