What’s Causing Skin Peeling on the Male Organ and How to Stop the Peel ASAP
by John Dugan OwnerIt’s the banana no man wants to see peeled. When skin is peeling
on a man’s male organ, it is a precarious situation. Oftentimes, a man won’t
know his member is peeling until he feels it. Maybe it catches on the rough
denim of his pants or during a clothing change. The male organ could be red,
angry, shiny, flaky, or anything in between as it voices its displeasure over
some offending incident which has caused the problem. Thankfully, once it’s
noticed, it can be remedied in a day or two in most cases. Here are few common
reasons for peeling member skin and how to fix them.
1) Harsh Soaps – Simple but true, soaps and cleansers can cause a lot of
trouble for delicate genital skin. This includes not only soaps for body
washing but also laundry detergents as well. Avoid cleansers with harsh
chemicals such as sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), BHAs, Triclosan and
triclocarban, aminophenol, diaminobenzene, phenylenediamine, parabens, PEGs,
and something called “fragrance.” Stick with gentle cleansers with natural
ingredients whenever possible. If a man has recently changed a cleanser and
noticed peeling skin, take a picture of the ingredients list, and then pitch
the product. Cross reference that list with others to see what could be causing
the irritation.
2) Allergic Reaction – Lots of people are allergic to latex latex barriers, creme, and
other items that may find themselves on their private parts. As
above, investigate and dispose. Wash the area with warm water and
let air dry. Take some Benadryl if needed.
3) Friction from
Tight Clothing or Chafing – Feeling a little too tight in the skinny
jean? Avid runner? Anytime a man wears clothing too snug around his
Johnson or subjects it to un-wicked sweat, skin peeling on the male organ can
happen. Loosen up, wear breathable undies, and use Body Glide when
activity-induced chafing can occur.
4) Friction from Going Dry – Having dry relations or loving oneself without creme can
result in chafing and friction burn leading to peeling member skin. Whether it
was an accidental run-out or an intentional experiment, that much movement
without lubrication of some sort will cause problems down the line, not only
with discomfort, but also by contributing to peripheral nerve damage. Find a good
product and creme up before relationsy time.
5) Yeast infection – Too much yeast and a man can end up with an itchy, flaky
rash that produces skin peeling on the male organ. He also might
experience cottage-cheesy discharge, a fiery urination experience, and a funky
odor emanating from down below. See a doctor for diagnosis and treatment asap.
6) Psoriasis – This non-contagious, autoimmune condition causes shiny, red
patches on the head or shaft of the male organ. While it usually has a scaly
appearance on the body, on the male organ, it looks more like raw, peeling
skin. Seek medical care immediately. Usually, a prescription cream will help.
7) Eczema – Another non-contagious skin issue most people are familiar with,
eczema produces a dry, scaly rash, and often with it, itching and
irritation. In some cases, it also forms fluid-filled blisters which can ooze
and then scab over, resulting in the appearance of peeling member skin. See a
doctor immediately.
8) Balanitis –
This is when the head or the foreskin specifically swells and gets irritated,
and eventually breaks into peeling skin. Men who are uncircumcised and/or have
lacking hygiene are most often afflicted. Clean it thorough with a gentle
cleanser and warm water. Rinse well and air dry. Repeat forever. If the
infection doesn’t clear up within a week or the foreskin stops retracting, see
a doctor.
Skin peeling on the male organ:
Treatment and Prevention
No matter what caused it, treat peeling member skin with extreme
caution and tenderness. Don’t scratch or use anything but gentle, natural
products on the delicate genital skin. Keep the entire genital area clean and
dry and in loose clothing to promote air-flow.
In addition to keeping the male organ clean and dry, use a
natural, specially formulated genital health creme (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil,
which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin). These special
crèmes are rooted in soothing, natural moisturizers like Shea butter and vitamin
E to hydrate and seal in moisture. Use a crème with vitamins like A, B5, C, and
D3 to provide important nutrients to defend again skin irritants and encourage
elasticity and healthy cellular function.
Sponsor Ads
Created on Jul 18th 2019 10:00. Viewed 346 times.