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One of the last places a guy wants to feel pain or soreness is on the male organ but in normal day-to-day life, the manhood is exposed to many situations which can result in a painful member. For example soreness from overly enthusiastic partner play to skin sensitivities to the unpleasant but sometimes unavoidable zipper trauma has been experienced by most men at some point. Fortunately, most minor skin abrasions and infections heal fairly quickly with simple home remedies but knowing when medical attention is needed can prevent long-term problems from developing. Some common causes of male organ soreness and male organ remedies for correcting them are described in the paragraphs below. Male organ soreness after partner play It’s easy to get caught up in the moment and after some energetic partner play, or even a frantic solo session, the skin of the male member can be left raw and tender. Although friction and chafing alone can result in a sore and painful male organ, the problem can be exacerbated by things like oil-based lubricants, latex from sheaths and the natural interchange of body fluids. While roughed-up male organ skin should calm down fairly quickly (taking a break for a day or two can help), guys can speed up the process by keeping the male organ skin well-hydrated, both as a preventive measure and as a means to calm irritated skin, with a natural moisturizer and healing nutrients such as vitamins E and D. Sore male organ and itching or burning A sore male organ accompanied by an itching or burning sensation may have a variety of different causes: • Thrush, or yeast infection, which is caused by fungus known as Candida albicans, is nearly always present on the skin. While it usually causes no symptoms, it can go into a rapid overgrowth phase under certain conditions, leading to the symptoms of a yeast infection. These can include itching and burning, soreness, redness, and a cottage cheese-like emission. Yeast infections can be treated with over-the-counter antifungal medications. Helping to maintain balance in the body chemistry by nourishing the skin with immune-boosting vitamins and minerals can help to prevent yeast from flourishing. • Balanitis is the name given to an inflamed or swollen head. This condition is more common in intact men. It can be caused by skin sensitivities and bacterial or fungal overgrowth and it is often the result of lack of attention to hygiene. In uncut men, in particular, failure to wash adequately can result in a buildup of dead skin cells, which appears as a gooey, cheesy mass under the sheath. This material, known as smegma, attracts bacteria and can lead to soreness and infection. Keeping the area clean and discouraging bacterial growth with natural antibacterial agents such as vitamin A can help to prevent sore male organ due to balanitis. Male organ soreness and ulcers A sore male organ accompanied by ulcers or small, open sores may be a sign of an infection which has been passed from an intimate partner. These types of symptoms require immediate medical attention and because these conditions are highly transferrable intimate partners should also be treated. Complete abstinence from partner play should be exercised until the condition has cleared. Preventing and treating minor male organ soreness The key to keeping the male organ healthy and avoiding male organ soreness lies in prevention. Promoting healthy, supple male organ skin is a matter of keeping the area clean, using protection during partner play, supporting healthy cell function through the use of specialized male organ vitamins and minerals that contain male organ-specific nutrients (most health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) such as vitamin A (for smooth, supple skin); vitamin C (for immune function and healthy circulatory tissue); vitamin D (for overall skin health); alpha lipoic acid (for stimulating blood flow) and other ingredients designed to keep the male organ healthy, responsive and functioning at its prime. 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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