Stretch Marks on Manhood skin: Natural or Worrisome?
by John Dugan OwnerStretch
marks are often seen as unsightly, and that’s why people try so hard to avoid
them. Everyone is familiar with stretch marks as a result of the rapid belly
growth during pregnancy, and those stretch marks are often seen as a badge of
honor – after all, they were acquired while a woman was growing a baby in that
belly! But for men who have stretch marks on their member, it’s a bit of a
different story. Men might dive into all sorts of strange male organ care rituals to get
rid of them, and might wonder if they are normal.
What causes stretch marks?
Stretch marks are normally caused by the skin stretching and
expanding. The aforementioned pregnancy is a good example. Other examples
include bodybuilders who put on a lot of muscle quickly, kids going through
puberty who grow very fast during a short period of time, or those who put on a
great deal of weight over a short period.
However, stretch marks also seem to have a connection to cortisol,
the stress hormone. The higher the cortisol levels, the more stretch marks a
person is likely to have. Other hormones might also play a role.
Stretch marks can also appear on the member, thanks not only to
hormonal changes, but to the simple act of the member growing and stretching
with regular erections. There is nothing that can be done to stop this action,
so therefore, many men who are prone to stretch marks – especially those who
are under a lot of stress and have higher cortisol levels – are more likely to
get those tiny marks on their member.
To sum it up, stretch marks on the body, including the member, are
perfectly normal. Some men are more prone to them than others. Though they
might mean a little higher stress level – something a man should definitely
tackle if that’s the case – most stretch marks simply appear for no apparent
reason beyond the normal stretching of the manhood skin.
What can be done about them?
Stretch marks on the manhood skin are usually there for good.
Sure, there are expensive and painful laser treatments a man can go through to
help make their appearance much less, but that is an option that most men won’t
choose to pursue. Therefore, prevention of additional stretch marks is always
the best bet.
How can a man prevent stretch marks? Here are a few ways:
- Don’t make rough play a habit. The rougher the play, the more likely a man will have
damaged manhood skin, and that can lead to stretch marks. Always take care to
touch the member with a gentle hand, and always avoid the ‘death grip’ during
self-pleasuring.
- Use cream. Speaking of self-gratification, lubrication goes a long way
toward maintaining good manhood skin health. A lubricant used every time forms
a slick barrier between the roughness of the hand and the delicate skin of the
member, thus possibly preventing irritations – including stretch marks.
- Avoid cortisone creams. Cortisone creams contain cortisol, which can break down the
skin enough to lead to irritations, redness, soreness and yes, even stretch
marks. Though there is always a time and place to use such medications, it
should only be done when absolutely necessary and always upon the
recommendation of a doctor.
- Use plenty of vitamin E and Shea
butter. The hydration superpowers of Shea butter, combined with the
soothing benefits of vitamin E, make a top-notch male organ health
crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is
clinically proven mild and safe for skin) a must for those who are
worried about stretch marks. These ingredients keep hydration at a high level,
which helps the manhood skin expand freely without pulling or cracking. Other
ingredients, such as vitamins D and C, are known for their skin-soothing
properties. A good crème might also help alleviate the appearance of stretch marks
somewhat, thanks to all that serious hydration and better health.
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