Male Organ Pimples and How to Get Rid of Them
Acne,
whiteheads, bumps, red spots, zits – whatever one calls them –pimples are
pimples. Generally
speaking, a pimple is not a wanted commodity, and even less so when one or two
crop up on the male organ. Male
organ pimples are even more painful and more embarrassing than the variety that
appear on the face, and they are something no man wants to find down there. Find out what to do – and not do – if
a bout of male organ acne shows up in that most undesirable of places and how
to prevent them in the future through proper male organ care.
A
guy can get pimples….down there?
Yes,
next question. But seriously, a pimple can show up on a dude’s male organ, and
it is about as appealing and attractive as it sounds. A male organ pimple might look the
same as those on the face, but they do tend to be more painful, simply because
the area is so much more sensitive.
What
causes them?
The
same basic things that cause pimples on the face lead them to show up on other
areas of the body. Sweat,
dirt, grime, and plugged pores all lead to those little white or red
bumps. Sadly, these
conditions are quite often found in a man’s undercarriage! And given that it is
a hot, moist area that tends to not get a lot of air circulation, the area is
full of bacteria, which can cause these nasty little bumps to show up. Ingrown
hairs – especially those caused by shaving – are also prone to become infected,
white bumps that form around the hair follicle; these can create a substantial
and painful lump. In fact,
the bumps can become so inflamed that some men actually mistake them for a
partner-transmitted infection!
How
does a guy get rid of them?
Step
1. First
of all, never – NEVER – squeeze, pop, poke or pick at a male organ
pimple. Doing so only
pushes bacteria further into the infected area and increases healing time.
Step
2. A man’s
best course of action is to simply wash the affected area with gentle soap and
water on a daily basis.
Step
3. Hot
compresses can also be administered to help open up the pores.
Step
4. A
man should never apply acne medication to his male organ pimples. The medication used on the face often
contains peroxide or salicylic acid, which are both too harsh for the gentle
skin of the male organ and would really sting if it got into the urethral
opening on accident.
Can
they be prevented?
Men
hoping to avoid the problem altogether would be wise to step up their hygiene
routine. Men who are
particularly sweaty or prone to male organ acne may need to shower more than
once a day – or at least wash the area with a soap and washcloth if a second
shower is out of the question. Any
time a man works out, he needs to change out of his sweaty underclothes
immediately after the workout, as sitting in sweaty athletic gear only breeds
bacteria -- which contributes to male organ acne. In such cases, it is also best to at
least rinse off after a workout, even if there isn’t time for a full
shower. Additionally, being
careful with the razor – if it goes down there – can reduce the razor bumps
that can form into acne-like bumps as well. Finally, using a male
organ health formula (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil) on
a daily basis can also help to heal and prevent unfortunate male organ
pimples. Selecting a male
organ cream that contains vitamin A is especially important as it has
antibacterial properties that are known to fight bacteria and infection. Vitamin A can speed healing and
protect the male organ from pimples, lumps, bumps and ingrown hairs – so use
daily and apply liberally!
Visit http://www.man1health.com
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. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health
issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.