Smegma Symptoms and How to Clean It Up
by John Dugan OwnerIt has chunky white funk and is red all over; what is it? Well, it
could be smegma. But don’t get it twisted, smegma in small amounts is actually
good for a man’s male organ health. Smegma is the result of the body's
automatic self-cleaning services and is comprised of oil, dead skin cells, and
other member fluids. However, when a man doesn’t clean up properly in his down
under, it can stink to the high heavens. But, don’t get yourself in a tizzy.
Once you see symptoms of smegma, you can clean it up fast!
Smegma Symptoms
Smegma is one of those things that is pretty basic. It’s a
condition that doesn’t really vary from man to man. Since it’s something you
can see, smell, and touch, there isn’t a lot of uncertainty around this clumpy
white elephant in the room.
Here are the smegma symptoms to look for:
- A whitish-gray, clumpy, cottage cheese–esque emission on the
head and under the prepuce
- A funky or sour odor emanating from the male organ
- Redness and irritation
- Feelings of burning and pulsating urination
- Itchiness
Smegma Causes
Here’s the good part about the causes of smegma – only one thing
causes it. When a man is not cleaning the region thoroughly or often enough,
he’ll notice smegma symptoms pretty quickly. See, there are multiple layers of
body oils, sweat, dead skin, and other emissions that all combine and lead to
smegma. If a man doesn’t wash daily, after relations, or after working out, he
may see symptoms of smegma. Also, even if a man does clean up unless he is
thorough (rinsing it won’t do), he is more likely to see symptoms of smegma.
Note: Uncircumcised men are more prone to smegma since the prepuce
can provide an excellent, moist, dark place for bacteria and the rest of the
funky recipe to stew. Be sure to pull back the prepuce when cleaning, and get
in every fold when cleaning up.
Smegma Symptoms Be Gone!
Treating smegma is pretty simple – clean your junk! Get a daily
hygiene routine. It should focus on completely cleaning the member, including
around and under the prepuce. Then rinse, dry, and moisturize. Here’s a quick
step-by-step, so you don’t forget anything.
1) Start by gently pulling back the prepuce. If the smegma has
hardened, the prepuce may not be able to be pulled all the way back. If you
pull it too forcefully, it can cause excruciating pain and tear the delicate
skin, which can lead to infection. Bathe the area in warm water for an extended
period to loosen the smegma. Oil can also help. Be patient and fight the urge
to use any kind of scrubbing device or body scrub in general. If used, they
will only lead to pain and possible infection.
2) Next, use a mild cleanser and warm water to cleanse the male
organ and surrounding areas. Be gentle but thorough.
3) Rinse completely and pat dry when done.
4) Moisturize the male organ with a specially formulated member
health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically
proven safe and mild for skin) to help prevent smegma symptoms. Select
an oil that includes a natural moisturizing base such as shea butter and
vitamin E to nourish and protect the male organ. The oil should also contain
vitamins such as A, B, C, and D for their skin-soothing and cell-regeneration
properties.
5) Repeat at least once daily until the smegma is all gone, and
continue to follow this new process to prevent smegma symptoms in the future.
If the smegma doesn’t disappear after a good week of meticulous
cleaning, or if it’s gotten worse, see a doctor for treatment.
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