Five Causes of Tingling in the Male Organ and How to Cope
by John Dugan OwnerTingling in the male organ is not something a man should ignore.
There are several different types of tingles, and while most are easy to
remedy, some can be quite serious. Tingling, as it is referred to in this
article, is more of the pins and needles variety and less of the burning sort.
The sensation can feel like little pricks in the member or have the intensity
of lightning. The following are some of the things that men should look out for
when tingling becomes more than just a momentary phenomenon.
1) Contact
Dermatitis – Contact dermatitis is an allergic reaction or irritation
of the skin from contact with a foreign substance. The
most common culprits are soaps, detergents, body lotions, environmental
allergens like poison ivy, and jewelry. There may be some tingling in addition
to a rash. Usually, a cortisone cream can help clear it up quickly. If the
contact dermatitis is the result of a piercing, the piercing will need to be
removed.
2) Paresthesia – The tingling is a result of nerve
damage and is most common in men who have diabetes or a chronic neurological
condition like multiple sclerosis. In this case, other parts of the body will
also suffer from tingling, not just the male organ. See a doctor immediately
for medical consultation.
3) HSV virus – A tingly male organ is a sign of the HSV virus. The
sensation is often described as “electrical” tingly and is usually accompanied
by breakouts on the member. An incurable partner-transmitted infection, HSV
requires immediate care for outbreak treatment and then maintenance for the
infected person’s entire life. While incurable, it can be managed effectively.
People with HSV need to contact a past partner once they have an outbreak and
tell all new intimate partners prior to intimate contact, even if they aren't
having an outbreak.
4) Warts – warts on the male organ caused by the human
papillomavirus (HPV) deserve special mention. Most times, the sensation just
before a wart appears is a tingle, but once the wart is visible, the sensation
morphs into more of an itch. The bumps can be painless, itchy while growing,
and turn bloody during intimate contact. Sadly, 70 percent of people who have
intimate relations with someone with HPV will develop warts within 90 days.
However, maintaining a healthy level of vitamin A in the diet can greatly
reduce the chance of catching and spreading the disease. Various vaccinations
can protect men and women from HPV, and there are also prescriptions that can
help once an outbreak happens. See a doctor as soon as symptoms appear.
5) Kidney
Stones – Kidney stones will generally start with pressure and
tingling. However, the pain will intensify into more of a stabbing pain until
the stone is passed (expect to see a little a blood in the urine) or is
surgically removed. Men who think they have a kidney stone should consult their
physician immediately.
Preventing
and Relieving Tingling in the Male Organ
Depending
on the cause, men who have a tingly male organ should always consult a
physician if they feel the issue is serious. Proper care begins at home,
though, with a few words to the wise when keeping the member healthy and in
best form.
When
in intimate situations, practice safe relations and talk with a partner to
ensure all pertinent medical information is known. Conditions such as HPV and
HSV can be contracted while using protection, so it’s important to understand
the risk.
Also,
keep the member thoroughly cleaned and well moisturized. Use a mild cleanser
like baby shampoo or a clearer with gentle, natural ingredients. After
cleansing the skin, a specially formulated male organ health creme (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe
and mild for skin) should be applied. Nutrient creams that are
designed specifically for the member should contain ingredients such as
vitamins A, C, D, and E, which are renowned for their skin-soothing and
curative properties. Men should look for a moisturizer containing a natural
moisturizer such as Shea butter, which soothes itchy skin on contact and leaves
it hydrated, supple and less prone to future drying and itching. For men with
nerve damage, a crème that also includes L-Carnitine is ideal as it has been
shown to protect against peripheral nerve damage common to diabetes and neurological
diseases.
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