5 Serious Causes of Discolored Manhood Skin: Identification, Treatment, and Prevention
by John Dugan OwnerMost times, a little male organ discoloration isn’t too big of a
deal. It could be the result of several non-threatening issues. Things like
Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (say that fast five times) or mild bruising
(both generally due to activities like pleasure, sports, or umm…behaving a little
too rough with oneself) can occur and these small, minor injuries to the manhood
skin might require a lot of R&R and a little OTC cream and pain reliever to
get back to good. However, there are some times that discolored manhood skin
can be linked to something bigger and scarier. While it can be jarring, it’s
important to know what’s out there, preferably before experiencing symptoms, so
a man can catch anything serious early and head to the doc post-haste. Here are
some of the more serious causes of discolored manhood skin, their related
symptoms, and an idea of what treatment entails.
1) Zoon’s Balanitis – While it sounds like something from outer space, it is a benign
condition that can last from months to years. While benign, it’s staying power
landed it on this list. Zoon’s tends to affect middle-aged to elderly men with
uncircumcised male organes. The condition presents as an orange-red to
red-brown patch, generally on the glans, that is smooth and shiny. Over time,
the patch can expand without treatment. Researchers have not been able to
isolate a known cause, but poor hygiene, rubbing, smegma stones, and
potentially, HPV, have been linked. Treatment usually consists of a
high-potency corticosteroid cream or a CO2 laser. Medical attention must be
sought for this
2) Hematomas – Bruising of the male organ after an injury can result in
darkening, sometimes to a dark purple, blue, or green hue. However, when that
bruise is elevated to a hematoma, it becomes lumpy to the touch as blood from
the injury pools beneath the skin. This can cause a very serious, very
dangerous loss of blood flow. Men experiencing this should see a doctor
immediately. Treatment can range from ice packs and ibuprofen to surgery to
prevent the rupture of a major vein in the male organ.
3) Stevens-Johnson Syndrome – Allergic reactions are entirely common and can happen on any part
of the body, the male organ included. However, if the male organ turns a very
distinguishable purple and stays that way, it’s possible the cause may be a
severe allergic reaction to medication resulting in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
(SJS). If the rash accelerates into peeling skin and sores, get to the
emergency room ASAP. This is a very serious illness that can lead to death.
There are specific medications which are more likely to cause SJS: sulfa-based
antibiotics, ibuprofen, anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, naproxen, and
antibiotics. Be sure to bring medication to the emergency room. Treatment
includes a full-range of professionally-given care and generally takes place in
the ICU or burn unit due to the seriousness of the issue. In essence, those who
suffer from SJS will need to grow back skin and should expect a hospital stay.
4) STIs – Often the first thing men worry about when noting a discolored male
organ skin, sensual transmitted infections like genital herpes and syphilis do
have links to male organ discoloration. Other symptoms to be on the lookout for
include fever, itchiness, pain, fatigue, and a burning sensation in the genital
area. Get to a doctor or clinic for testing. Treatment varies depending on the
STI and the severity of the case.
5) Manhood Cancer – No one ever likes to hear the C-word, but unfortunately,
discolored manhood skin is the first symptom of cancer. It can happen anywhere
on the male organ, so uncircumcised men should be sure to pull back foreskin
for inspection regularly. This discoloration may also be accompanied by other
symptoms like a lump, thickening of the manhood skin, reddish rash, flat
bluish-brown growths, a sour-smelling discharge, a lump in the groin, or
unexplained pain in the male organ. See a doctor as soon as possible for tests.
Preventing Discolored Manhood Skin
First and foremost, practice safe pleasure. Use protection to
prevent STIs and always have an open dialogue about pleasureual and medical
history with partners, even if it sucks the romance out of the room. Be sure to
conduct a weekly self-exam of the genital area, noting any differences and
pains. Wear appropriate protective gear during group or adventure sports to
minimize trauma or injury to the male organ.
In addition to the tips above, employ a grooming regimen to keep
the male organ clean, healthy, and protected. Cleanse regularly and thoroughly
with a gentle cleanser, being sure to clean all the folds and crevasses and
rinsing well. Follow up cleansing with a specifically formulated male organ
health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically
proven safe and mild for skin) to hydrate and calm the male organ.
These specially created crèmes provide vitamins and nutrients like vitamins A,
B5, C, D, and E topically to promote healthy skin and cellular function. Amino
acids like L-Arginine and L-Carnitine help to protect the male organ from nerve
damage and promote healthy blood flow. This extra step promotes male organ
vitality and results in good, overall male organ health.
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