Genital Redness: Causes and Treatment
by John Dugan OwnerGenital redness is something a man would rather not deal with, and
why not? It can cause a lot of anxiety and stress. Often male organ redness is
accompanied by inflammation, pain, uncomfortably hot sensations, a rash, and
throbbing. It’s easy for a man to jump to some pretty scary conclusions, but
many causes of genital redness aren’t a reason for worry. However, it’s
important to keep a close watch on redness, and if a man isn’t sure what’s
going on, he should see a doctor as some causes of genital redness can be
serious and end life-threatening. Here are a few of the most common causes of
genital redness and what a man should do if he finds his sausage is taking on a
more than rosy hue.
1) Bruising. One of the most common causes of genital redness is as simple as
bruising. When a man experiences trauma to his region, it can cause a deep red,
purple, or blue bruise to emerge. Now, bruising can fall into both the serious
and non-serious categories. Minor bruises will heal on their own. You’ll notice
they will start to take on an icky yellowish-green hue a few days after they
appear, which is the body’s way of signaling the healing proves. Major bruises,
like those that happen as the result of a male organ fracture, should be taken
care of immediately by heading the emergency room.
2) Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation. It’s a big name for something that simply means that the skin gets
a little darker after inflaming. The inflammation can be brought on by an
injury or even rough relations or aggressive self-pleasure. Usually, it will
fade with time. Still, if a man is in a hurry to get rid of it, he can see a
dermatologist for retinol or microdermabrasion, but bear in mind, both of these
treatments are a bit aggressive in this extra delicate area.
3) Hematoma. Similar to a bruise, a hematoma is bruising that happens deep
within an organ’s tissue, in this case, the member. It can be confusing because
hematomas can make the skin surface either lumpy or firm; it just depends on
how the blood pools under the skin. Hematomas
are a very type of genital redness and need to be dealt with immediately. They
can create a loss of blood flow, so medical help should be sought immediately.
4) Purpura. Male organ redness that gets
especially deep or goes purple may be purpura. Purpura is an
underlying disorder that may involve an extensive range of things, including
bleeding or clotting issues, medication side effects, blood vessel
inflammation, or nutritional insufficiencies. See a doctor as soon as possible
for diagnosis and treatment.
5) Stevens-Johnson Syndrome. This
syndrome is a dangerous, potentially fatal allergic reaction. SJS is nearly
always as a result of medication allergy. It is marked
by a red or purple rash on the member. If it then evolves into peeling skin and
sores, head to emergency care as it can be life-threatening. Some medications
are more apt to cause Stevens-Johnson. They include sulfa-based antibiotics,
anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, ibuprofen, naproxen, and antibiotics. Head to
the ER immediately if you think you have Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Banish Genital redness
If you’re trying to get the red out, good hygiene is one of the
surest ways to turn male organ redness around. Cleanse with a mild soap, being
sure to thoroughly clean all parts of the member, and rinse well. Air or
pat dry with a soft towel. Once dried, apply a specially formulated male organ
health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically
proven safe and mild for skin) to the member and private area. This
specially formulated crème will soothe irritation and deeply moisturize the
skin. It will also reduce discoloration and promote collagen production
and cell regeneration, resulting in a strong, vital member.
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