Avoiding a Sore Manhood from Electrostimulation

by John Dugan Owner

There’s no end of fun a man can have with his member, whether that fun is delivered by the man himself or by a partner. But many men have indulged in greatly pleasurable member games only to awaken the next day to a relentlessly sore manhood. This can be bad for overall male organ health, as well as to continued sensual pleasure, so avoiding a sore manhood is only common sense. And this applies even to relatively new areas of sensual exploration, such as electrostimulation – which definitely carries substantial risks with it.

About electrostimulation

Not everyone has heard of electrostimulation (sometimes known as e-stim), but it is an area of growing interest, especially among younger men. Basically, electrostimulation involves using a device to electrically stimulate the nerves of a part of the body – in this case, the manhood and/or sacks and/or posterior.

The idea behind electrostimulation is by no means new. As far back as he 1800s, “suspensory sacks” were used to create an electric jolt to the pelvis. But modern day electrostimulation came into its own in the 1970s, when TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation) devices were created so doctors could help stimulate nerves for therapeutic purposes, often to help deal with chronic pain issues.

It was not long afterward that sensual device manufacturers realized electrical stimulation might be useful in enhancing sensual activities for some people. (This may have been inspired by the process of electronic seed release in animals. When seed is required from a male animal, an electrically stimulating rod is often placed in the posterior to stimulate the prostate to release seed.) For humans, often the electrostimulatory device will be in the form of a male organ substitute, posterior plug or male organ ring.

How it works

Although there are variations, typically sensual electrostimulation starts by applying an appropriate conducting gel to the area. When not using a device like a male organ substitute, an electrode is then set on top of the gelled area and secured in place. A wire leads from the electrode to the power source, which can be controlled to determine the amount of energy used and the duration. When using a modified sensual device, such as a male organ substitute, it may be attached to the power source or may have a wireless connection to it. In either case, the power source provides the “jolt” used to dampen pain processors and therefore significantly heighten the arousal experience. In most cases, seed release occurs more quickly (and for some, more intensely) with electrostimulation. Some men find that it allows for a “hands free” seed release experience.

Cautions

There can be significant risks associated with electrostimulation – especially if the stimulation occurs near the chest cavity, which can easily result in severe cardiac stress. In some cases, this can be fatal. Also, if used improperly there can be nerve or tissue damage.

Anyone exploring electrostimulation for sensual pleasure should do so with caution and an awareness of the risks. He also should not use any “homemade” or “DIY” devices, but only those which are safe and approved.

A sore manhood is one of the less worrisome possible outcomes of electrostimulation. To help reduce the chance of this, a man should:

- Follow the directions of any device he uses;

- Limit the amount of time he spends using a device;

- Never exceed the recommended level of electricity associated with the device;

- Discontinue use at the first sign of discomfort.

When a man has a sore manhood, due to electrostimulation or other reasons, using a top flight male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) can help. A crème with a potent combination of hydrators, such as vitamin E and Shea butter, can help provide soothing moisturization. If the crème also contains vitamin D, so much the better. This so-called “miracle vitamin” is proven to help support healthy cellular function.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on improving manhood 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.