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Bruises on the male organ can be alarming, especially when they are accompanied by pain or other unpleasant symptoms. Most bruises on male organ skin are not serious and are not likely to cause long-term problems, but in some cases, prompt medical attention is required. Being aware of what causes bruising and taking adequate care of the male organ may help to prevent long-term consequences from injury. Ten of the most common causes of bruising on the male organ are described here. 1. Trauma to the male organ – Any type of trauma, or sudden injury, to the male organ may cause bruising, which is characterized by discoloration of the skin, soreness, and in some cases, inflammation. Bruises may have a dark, purplish appearance which typically fades to brown, then yellow before disappearing completely. 2. Fractures – Unfortunately, the male organ really can be fractured; this occurs when the connective tissue in the male organ is ruptured, usually during partner activity where the partner is on top. Men who hear a loud popping sound in the male organ should seek emergency medical attention, especially if it is accompanied by severe pain. 3. Injection of medication – Injecting medication into the male organ can result in bruising and soreness around the injection site. Men are strongly cautioned not to inject any substances into the male organ except on the specific advice of a qualified physician, as this can result in long-term or severe injury. 4. Entrapment in clothing – While no one wants to think about it, it happens from time to time – a bit of skin on the male organ gets caught on a zipper. Whether or not the skin is broken, some bruising may occur around the site of the injury. 5. Priapism – Priapism is a medical condition in which the organ is flooded with blood, and it does not recede for more than four hours – this is usually unrelated to partner stimulation. Bruising of the skin may occur at the same time. Men who experience priapism should be treated immediately in emergency care in order to prevent long-term injury or loss of function. 6. Removal of the sheath – Ablation of the sheath can cause bruising, bleeding and scabbing in the affected area following this common surgical procedure. After ablation, the directions of a doctor on caring for the area should be followed specifically. 7. Manual stroking – Aggressive self pleasuring, especially without the benefit of a lubricant, can damage the blood vessels under the surface of the male organ skin and lead to bruising and soreness. 8. Thrombosed lymphatic vessel – Lymphatic vessels can be found all over the body – they are responsible for delivering lymphatic fluid. Self-stimulation, coupling, and the use of performance enhancement devices such as vacuum pumps can lead to bruising of this tissue. 9. Partner activity – As with manual stroking, partner activity can lead to friction and bruising; manhood fractures accompanied by bruising may also result from rough partner activity. 10. Hematoma – A hematoma refers simply to the accumulation of blood outside of a damaged blood vessel – a hematoma on the male organ may be caused by numerous minor skin injuries. Maintaining a healthy male organ While nearly all men can expect to experience problems with the male organ skin from time to time, caring for the member properly can go a long way toward preventing disease and injury and speeding healing when problems do occur. Keeping the skin well moisturized with natural hydrating agents such as shea butter and vitamin E can boost the skin’s natural lubricating qualities, reducing the risk of friction-related issues. In addition, applying a high quality male organ vitamin formula (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) containing nutrients such as vitamin C (needed for the formation of healthy circulatory tissue and the repair of blood vessels after injury) may be helpful in speeding healing and recovery after injury. For additional information on most common men's health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy lifestyle visit: http://www.man1health.com. John Dugan is a professional writer who specialized in men's health issues and contributes feature articles and blogs to numerous publications.
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