Five Causes of Sore Male Organ Pain and How to Cope
by John Dugan OwnerPrivate area pain can strike any part of the male organ, be it the
sturdy shaft or the hypersensitive head. Sore male organ pain, therefore, is no
joking matter and needs to be dealt with fast. Sometimes it can be caused by a
major medical issue, but most times it’s a small trauma that leaves the male
organ reeling. Let’s look at the most common causes of sore male organ pain and
how to treat them.
Injury
The most common cause of a sore male organ pain, an injury can
affect the male organ the same way it affects any other part of the body.
Things like car accidents and contact sports play can be accidental ways to
injure the male organ. However, things like rough intimacy, sensual aids which
fashion a ring around the male organ to keep blood in for a prolonged period of
time and inserting foreign items into the urethra are entirely controllable
activities that can lead to both minor and serious injury. Be sure to wear
appropriate protective gear for sports and maintain a safe sensual play
environment for other extracurricular activities.
In minor cases, a little rest, cool compresses, and pain reliever
are recommended. By the way, rest means no play, with a partner or solo, until
everything is back to good. In the case of major injury, seek medical care.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Think a man can’t get a UTI? Think again! When bacteria invade the
urinary tract, it can lead to a painful infection. Men with a weakened immune
system, are uncircumcised, or have an enlarged prostate are at a greater risk
of developing UTIs. Some sensual practices like having intimate contact with
someone who has an infection, as well as fastidious intimacy can also lead to a
UTI.
See a doctor for diagnosis and medication.
Balanitis
Balanitis is an infection of the foreskin and the head of the male
organ. While uncircumcised men are at a greater risk for this issue as well,
any male that doesn’t properly and diligently wash his male organ. The male
organ will take on an angry red hue and can be quite painful. Most times a trip
to the doctor is necessary.
To prevent balanitis, employ a simple hygiene routine like the one
listed at the end of the article.
Phimosis and Paraphimosis
Happening mostly to uncircumcised men, it’s when the foreskin is
too tight and can’t be pulled away from the head of the male organ. This can
also affect males who have balanitis or private area scarring resulting from an
injury. Medical attention is necessary.
A similar condition, paraphimosis, happens if the foreskin can be
pulled back from the male organ but then can’t retract to its normal, upright
position. This is a real medical emergency because it can stop a man from
urinating and result in private area tissue death.
Peyronie’s Disease
They say to turn into a curve, but that’s hard when a man has a
private area curve of 20 percent or greater. Peyronie’s Disease develops
when an inflammation causes a tinny sheet of scar tissue, called plaque, to
form along the upper or lower ridges of the shaft of the male organ. This scar
tissue resides right next to the same tissue that hardens during an erection
resulting in a dramatic bend in the male organ which can be quite painful. It
affects over 20 percent of men and they are usually over the age of 40 when
it’s noticed.
There are several ways to treat Peyronie’s Disease. Private area
rejuvenation done via plasma-rich platelet shots have be shown to help, as has
surgery. The best course of action is to partner with a urologist experienced
in Peyronie’s Disease for treatment.
Prevent Sore Male Organ Pain
Some of the best ways to prevent private area pain is to practice
healthy male organ behaviors. Practice safe intimacy with both latex barriers
and honest conversations to avoid infections and disease. Also, be observant of
intimate practices that may lead to injury.
One of the easiest ways to prevent sore male organ pain is to
adopt a regular hygiene ritual. Simply cleanse the male organ daily (more if
used) with a mild cleanser and warm water. Be sure to thoroughly cleanse the
entire area and pull foreskin back gently to ensure a squeaky-clean male organ
everywhere.
After cleansing the skin, use a specially formulated male organ
health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically
proven safe and mild for skin) to lock in hydration and strengthen the
skin. Find crèmes with a wide array of vitamins and nutrients to protect against
bacteria and nerve damage, while providing the skin with collagen and blood
flow boosting properties.
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