Say Good-Bye to Male Organ Rash in the New Year

Say Good-Bye to Male Organ Rash in the New
Year
A handsome, good looking manhood is an asset that is likely to please
current partners or impress potential partners. When a man has a proper male
organ health regimen, he is much more likely to sport a member with visual
appeal – and not one marred by an unsightly male organ rash. Now as the
old year ends and the new year begins is a good time to make a resolution to
keep male organ rash away in the future.
With that in mind, the following tips can be very helpful for staying rashfree in the new year.
 Choose mild detergents and cleansers. One of the most common
causes of male organ rash is contact dermatitis, and one of the most
common reasons for contact dermatitis is a reaction to chemicals or
fragrances in soaps and detergents. Male organ skin is very delicate,
and in some men even slight exposure to irritants can bring about a
big rash. If this is a chronic or recurring problem, switching to a much
milder soap, shampoo and detergent can go a long way to clearing up
or preventing a rashy member.
 Attend to psoriasis or eczema. Both of these common skin
conditions can present on or around the manhood – and that’s not
what a guy wants. Eczema often responds to over-the-counter
hydrocortisone creams, but sometimes stronger treatment is needed
from a dermatologist. Psoriasis is a more chronic condition which
almost always requires prescribed therapy from a dermatologist.
 Watch medications. Almost every medication has potential side
effects, and some people are more prone to certain ones than others. A
number of tablets can result in a rash known as a fixed tablet eruption;
in some cases, the rash can be very pronounced and resemble nastylooking ulcers. Work with a doctor to determine if a rash is a fixed
tablet eruption and if it is, alternative tablets which might be
considered that are not associated with such eruptions.
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 Be on the lookout for balanitis. Men whose prepuce is intact may
come down with a condition known as balanitis. This is a bacterial
infection which causes the head and/or the prepuce to become
inflamed and rashy. Topically applied steroids are usually the
preferred treatment; paying extra special attention to hygiene,
including regularly washing under the prepuce, helps to prevent
balanitis.
 Keep fungi away. Fungal infections on or around the member can
also make for a rashy look. Fungi thrive in warm, moist environments,
and that describes the manhood and its environs to a “t.” Jock itch is
one of the more common male organ fungal infections, and there are
several ways to help keep it away. In addition to washing regularly,
men should change underwear if they tend to sweat a lot or if they
play sports. Always use clean towels and never borrow a used towel
from a friend (or anyone else, for that matter). Be careful in locker
rooms and saunas; if naked, place a clean towel down before sitting.
Candidiasis or thrush is another common fungal infection, caused by
yeast. Women with a yeast infection can spread it sensually, so
wearing a latex protection can help a guy keep from catching it.
Keep the skin moisturized. One of the best ways to prevent male organ
rash in the new year is to keep the skin properly moisturized by daily use of
a top notch male organ health crème (health professionals recommend
Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin).
Cracked and dry skin is attractive for rashing, so select a crème with a
combination of a high end emollient (such as shea butter) and a natural
hydrator (such as vitamin E). Ideally, the skin should also be further
strengthened by utilizing a crème with a powerful antioxidant such as alpha
lipoic acid. This antioxidant battles excess free radicals, thus reducing the
chance to the skin of damaging oxidative stress.
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