Male Organ Bumps: How to Deal With This Common Problem

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Male Organ Bumps How to Deal With This Common
Problem
By John Dugan
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• Pimples arent just something that happens on the
  face, and unfortunately, its not something
  everyone leaves behind when they walk out of high
  school. Manhood pimples are a common occurrence
  for men of all ages. These male organ bumps can
  be unsightly, annoying, and even painful,
  depending upon where exactly they are and what
  caused them. Understanding a little bit about
  manhood pimples can be a big advantage when a man
  goes to the doctor to figure out how to eradicate
  them. Heres what every man needs to know.

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Are Manhood Pimples Actually Acne?

• They could be. Remember, the skin of the member
  is made of the same skin as the rest of the body.
  It feels different because it isnt exposed to
  the elements nearly as often as the rest of the
  body, and it is more sensitive than other skin
  because of all the nerve endings clustered there.
  But it does have the same sebaceous glands, which
  produce oil, which can sometimes back up into the
  skin and cause a pimple to form.

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What Else Could Cause Male Organ Bumps?

• Other things can cause these bumps. Manhood
  pimples might be very benign, just like pimples
  on the face can be. But sometimes they can be
  caused by other issues, such as herpes, syphilis,
  or warts. To be sure a man is healthy, its
  important to see the doctor to make sure he
  doesnt have these conditions, especially if the
  manhood pimples pop up without warning or if hes
  never had them before.

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How to Treat Manhood Pimples

• Although it is sorely tempting to simply poke and
  pop the pimples and release the pressure from the
  inside, this is not a good idea. Trying to pop
  the pimples can force the bacteria deeper into
  the skin, thus leading to a widespread infection.
  In addition, opening up manhood pimples leaves a
  tiny opening in the skin, thus inviting bacteria
  to take hold. Finally, trying to pop a pimple on
  the member can lead to serious pain, which no man
  wants to experience!

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• To take care of manhood pimples, first visit the
  doctor to rule out other problems. Then, use warm
  compresses on the member to help draw up the
  infection inside the pimple. It should open
  naturally and drain after doing this a few times.
  When that happens, clean the area thoroughly in
  the shower, pat dry, and keep the area as clean
  as possible in the coming days to allow it to
  heal.

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Avoid Using Acne Creams

• Although these creams are great for use on the
  face, thats the point to remember they are to
  be used on the face. The member skin is much more
  sensitive and thinner, and that means that the
  creams can have an adverse effect on the skin
  down there. The chemicals in acne creams are
  designed to dry up the area, which can be a bad
  thing for the member skin. And in fact, these
  creams can backfire when used on the member as
  the manhood skin tries to heal itself, it
  produces more oil, which can then lead to more
  pimples.

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How to Avoid Manhood Pimples

• There are some very simple ways to avoid manhood
  pimples and other unsightly male organ bumps.
  Start with daily washing with a mild cleanser.
  Wear cotton underwear to avoid trapping oils
  against the skin. Look at the overall holistic
  approach, such as a diet that is low in fast food
  and fatty foods, while being high in leafy greens
  and lean meats.

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• When the cleansing is done, always reach for a
  good male organ health oil (health professionals
  recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been
  clinically proven safe and mild for skin). An oil
  that contains shea butter and vitamin E can help
  keep the skin smooth and supple. This helps
  ensure that any manhood pimples that do occur
  have a better chance of vanishing quickly. He
  should also look for an oil filled with vitamins
  for skin health, such as vitamins A, B5, and C.

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