10 Triggers for Member Irritation and How to Calm the Savage Beast
by John Dugan OwnerIt’s a sure bet that every
man experienced member irritation at some point in his life. It’s red, hot,
swelling, and itchy. It could be massive or a teeny-tiny little red spot of
lightening. Whatever it is, it’s painful. There are lots of things that can
cause it, and a man should be mindful of them and try to avoid them whenever
possible. Here are the top ten triggers for irritated male organ skin and how
to stop it from happening in the first place.
Member Irritation Trigger
#1: Allergic Reaction
One of the most common
reasons for member irritation, allergic reactions can cause redness, itching,
rash, and irritation on the male organ. Things that can cause allergic
reactions include creme, latex barriers, laundry detergent, lotions, body wash,
and basically anything that touches a man’s skin.
Member Irritation Trigger
#2: Ingrown hairs
Ingrown hairs are those
little red bumps that are unbelievably sensitive and can deliver a wallop of
pain. They can occur anywhere a man shaves, including his genital area. Rubbing
or popping them can lead to infection.
Member Irritation Trigger
#3: Friction
Skin that gets too much
contact with other skin or materials can cause friction, specifically friction
burn or chafing. Things like wearing too-tight pants, self-pleasure without creme,
or engaging in dry intimacy can all lead to friction burn.
Member Irritation Trigger
#4: Yeast infection
It’s not just for the
ladies! Yeast infections produce a spotty, intensely itchy rash to appear on
and around a man’s male organ. A man may also notice a chunky, white substance
in the genital area. It is also known as Candida.
Member Irritation Trigger
#5: Balanitis
Located on the head of a
man’s male organ, balanitis is a condition that causes inflammation. It is more
often experienced by men and boys who have not been circumcised. It can also be
caused by diabetes, an allergic reaction, an infection, or lax hygiene.
Other symptoms can
include:
- swelling
- rash
- redness
- itching
- foul-smelling discharge
- Pain in general, and in
urinating
Member Irritation Trigger
#6: Eczema
Over 31 million people in
the US have some form of eczema. Eczema causes a flaky, red, itchy rash to
appear on a man’s skin.
Member Irritation Trigger
#7: Genital Psoriasis
Genital psoriasis is an
autoimmune disorder that produces small, red patches to appear on a man’s male
organ. The skin may also appear shiny or scally and be itchy or sore.
Member Irritation Trigger
#8: Lichen Sclerosus
Lichen sclerosus is a rare
skin condition that affects the reproductive and fastidious sections of a man’s
body. This condition causes white, patchy skin to form on the male organ.
Secondary symptoms include redness, pain, itching, bleeding, blistering, or
scarring that often affects the genital and fastidious regions of the body. It
can cause patchy, white skin to form on the male organ. Those with lichen
sclerosus might experience redness, itching, pain, blistering, scarring, or
bleeding. Doctors do not know what causes this condition.
Member Irritation Trigger
#9: Member Transmitted Infections
Some member transmitted
infections can produce redness, itching, bumps, warts, blisters, sores, and
swelling on or near the male organ. Doctors have identified 20 potential member
transmitted infections, all of which cause member irritation. Some of the most
common ones include genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, and AIDS. Member
transmitted infections are spread by any kind of intimate contact.
Member Irritation Trigger
#10: Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s disease is
diagnosed when a man’s male organ has a 20 percent or higher curve in the
shaft. They can cause quite significant pain for a man when urinating, getting
an hard-on, and having relations. While doctors don’t know yet exactly what
causes Peyronie’s disease, built up scar tissue from previous genital traumas
is believed to be a major factor.
Preventing Member
Irritation
There are lots of ways a
man can avoid member irritation. Many are actually very simple. One is, of
course, practicing safe intimacy. The others are things hygienic. Here are a
few habits every man should add to his grooming routine:
Wash daily and after
working out, self-pleasure, or intimacy
- Use a natural, mild
cleanser. Baby wash is a great option.
- Pull back the foreskin
when washing, and be sure to clean inside the folds.
- Rinse well.
- Air dry or pat dry with
a soft towel.
- Apply a
specially formulated male organ health crème (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil,
which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) to keep
genital skin fresh, soft, and ready for action. This crème will calm and soothe
irritated skin afflicted with redness, itchiness, and discomfort. It will also
fortify the skin and defend against infection. It’s a daily male organ health
habit every man should incorporate into his regimen ASAP.
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