Manhood Rash from Allergy: What to Know
When
proudly unveiling the manhood, a guy wants to be sure his equipment is going to
make the best possible impression. That’s less likely to happen if a manhood
rash is present, causing his otherwise impressive member to look unhealthy –
and possibly raising worries about his overall sensual and male organ health. Many partners may
worry that a manhood rash could be a sign of some form of social disease, but
it’s very likely to be the result of something much more mundane - such as an
allergy.
Since
no man is pleased to present with red, swollen member skin, learning about how
an allergy can cause a manhood rash is important.
Male
organ allergy
As
Wikipedia puts it, an allergy is a condition “caused by hypersensitivity of the
immune system to something in the environment that usually causes little or no
problem in most people.” Something that causes this reaction is referred to as
an “allergen.”
Most
instances of a manhood rash caused by an allergy are related to what
dermatologists refer to as “contact dermatitis.” This means that the skin
reacts to coming in actual physical contact with something to which it has a
negative association. Some allergy-related causes of manhood rash include:
1)
Soap, cleansers and shampoos. Male organ skin is highly sensitive, and so it may experience an
allergic reaction to harsh soaps or cleansers, or those that include
fragrances. Although shampoo is generally relegated to the scalp, it often
drips onto the manhood – and some men do shampoo their midsection hair as well.
If the shampoo contains a chemical that is disagreeable to the member, a rash
may result.
2)
Laundry detergents and fabric softeners. As with soaps and shampoos, some laundry detergents
or fabric softeners may include ingredients that send a red flag to the immune
system. A member rubbing up against underwear or trousers washed with such detergent
may respond in an allergic manner.
3)
Certain fabrics. In
some cases, a man may be allergic to certain fabrics or materials. Usually,
this affects the manhood only if that material is cotton or nylon, typical
fabrics used in underwear. However, if a man prefers to go without underwear,
or if the allergy is especially intense, those with a reaction to denim, linen,
wool or other fabrics may suffer.
4)
Sperm blockers or lubricants. Although sperm blockers and lubricants are designed for sensual use,
men with especially sensitive manhood skin may find that they produce a rash.
Sometimes switching from, say, an oil-based lubricant to a water-based one can
help.
5)
Latex protections.
Similarly, some men have a latex allergy, which can make utilizing traditional
protections difficult. Seeking out non-latex protections is highly recommended
for such men. By the same token, if a partner has a latex allergy, using
non-latex protections is suggested.
6)
Male seed. It’s
extremely unlikely, but some men may experience male seed fluid
hypersensitivity, which means that male seed can create a rash. Cleaning the
member immediately upon seed release can sometimes help with this issue.
7)
Chemicals. A whole
range of chemicals can create a rash – so men with very sensitive member skin
should wash their hands before touching the member for urination or
self-pleasuring, in case they have been handling an item with allergy-causing
chemicals.
Taking
steps to eliminate the likelihood of an allergy can spare a man an embarrassing
manhood rash. Using a first class male organ health crème (health
professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe
for skin) can often help alleviate some of the itching and redness
associated with manhood rash. For this to occur, a man needs a crème with both
a high-end emollient (such as Shea butter) and a natural hydrator (such as
vitamin E), to help provide the soothing moisturization that the manhood skin
requires. It also pays to seek out a crème with vitamin D, as this “miracle
vitamin” fights disease and helps support healthy cellular function of manhood
skin.
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