Male Organ Desensitization Ruining Your Intimate Life? 5 Reasons it Happens and How to Fix It
by John Dugan OwnerAge affects men in a variety of ways, and one unpleasant result of
aging -- male organ desensitization -- is all too common, as many men know. But
while loss of male organ sensitivity is a natural symptom of getting older, it
can also occur for a variety of other reasons, including underlying medical
conditions and lifestyle factors. Some of the most common of these are as
follows:
1) Low Androgen is a common culprit behind male organ desensitization.
Lifestyle factors such as tobacco use, alcohol intake, and poor diet, as well
as health conditions such as diabetes and obesity, may contribute to low levels
of androgen. Men with low sensitivity may consider having their hormone levels
tested. To combat low-T, consider quitting smoking, limit alcohol consumption,
and include a healthy diet and exercise as a part of your personal care
routine.
2) Sedentary Lifestyles are also a major contributing factor to loss of male organ
sensitivity. Sitting for long periods of time restricts blood flow to the area,
which can lead to nerve damage and eventual loss of sensation. To counteract
this issue, make a habit of getting up and moving around frequently, at least
once per hour, whether you are at work, behind the wheel, or sitting on the
couch at home.
3) Friction from dry rubbing of the male organ or from tight
clothing can damage the outer layers of skin, creating a toughened layer that
is less responsive to touch. Wearing loose-fitting clothing made from
breathable fabrics like cotton and using a personal lubricant during
self-stimulation or coupling, can alleviate the impact of friction.
4) Nerve Damage from Diabetes, or diabetic neuropathy, affects the extremities of the body,
including the male organ. This can lead to pain, numbness and tingling, and it
can make it more difficult for men to achieve or maintain tumescence. Treating
the underlying condition and keeping blood sugar under control is crucial to
prevent or reverse symptoms of neuropathy.
5) Prostate Cancer also has a variety of symptoms relating to the male anatomy,
including frequent, bloody or painful urination, incontinence and loss of
sensitivity leading to reproductive dysfunction.
Treating loss of sensitivity in the male organ is not always
straightforward, and it may require numerous changes, such as:
- Exercising. Even a half-hour a day of physical exercise such as
walking the dog, cleaning the car, or doing a little yard work can help drop
off those excess pounds.
- Eating healthy. A diet that is rich in lean proteins, complex
carbohydrates, and plenty of vegetables and fresh fruits is optimal for overall
health, as well as maintaining appropriate sensual function.
- Drinking less. Keep consumption to no more than 3-4 drinks per
week to avoid the negative effects of alcohol.
- Seeing a doctor regularly for periodic check-ups; and for those
with health conditions such as diabetes, following the recommended treatment
plan.
In addition to these measures, many men have reported that using
a male organ health creme (health professionals recommend
Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) can
significantly restore sensation that has been lost due to issues such as
friction, as well as diabetic neuropathy and other nerve-related conditions. A
quality crème can be a super-weapon against sensation loss, with vitamins and
nutrients that are essential to the wellbeing of the male organ skin, such as
vitamin C for collagen production; Shea butter, which hydrates the skin,
leaving the area soft and smooth; and amino acids L carnitine and L arginine,
which have neuroprotective properties for better nerve health.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for
additional information on most common private part health issues, tips on
improving sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan
is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an
ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.
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