Masturbation rash: causes, treatment and prevention

No doubt every man has gotten a little overzealous at some point in his life and masturbated until he ended up with a red penis and a lot of discomfort. Sometimes it’s just a big push, other times it’s boredom, and other times, well, sometimes it’s just because it’s so much fun to do. No matter the reason, a rash from masturbation can be quite painful and inconvenient, and it’s not just the result of overindulging yourself. Let’s dive into the cause, how to treat a masturbation rash, and how to prevent it in the first place.

Causes of a Masturbation Rash

There are several reasons why a man may find himself with a rash from masturbation. Here are some:

1) Too much time alone. Too much self-gratification can lead to an angry red rash and irritated skin.

2) Without lubrication. If a man rubs himself raw when pleasuring himself, it may be because he forgot to lubricate himself and went dry. This can cause excessive friction on the skin leading to a rash. This can also lead to long-term nerve damage.

3) New lubricant. Maybe it lubed up, but it was a new lube that I had never used before. This could mean you are allergic or sensitive to the ingredients. Be sure to use a product with as many natural ingredients as possible, and be sure to do a patch test on your inner elbow or inner wrist before placing them in more private places.

4) Skipped cleaning. Some men don’t do a complete cleanse after enjoying their own pleasure. This can lead to a buildup of bacteria, smegma, and infections.

Treatment of a rash from masturbation

Once a red penis breaks out, it’s good to follow these tips below to clear up that rash and get on the road to recovery.

1) It’s time to ask for a flag on the play and take a knee. No more activity of any kind for the red limb while it heals. Continuing to toss and turn can lead to further pain, infection, and skin tears that lead to scar tissue and rob a man of feeling in the future.

2) Give Big Red a deep yet gentle clean. Be sure to use warm water and a mild cleanser like baby soap or shampoo. Rinse well too.

3) Pat dry with a soft towel.

4) Cold compresses can help with discomfort and heat. Simply dip a soft cloth in cold water, wring it out, and then place it over your penis. Continue refreshing the cloth as needed.

5) Wear loose, breathable fabrics so the penis has room to breathe and heal.

Prevent a rash from masturbation

There are some common sense ways to prevent a rash from masturbation. First, practice moderation when pleasuring yourself and be aware of its effects on the penis. Second, don’t love yourself without some kind of lubricant. Third, be sure to test all new lubricants before applying them to the penis. Test by placing the product on the inside of the wrist or the inside of the elbow and wait to see if there is any reaction after a period of time.

Finally, make sure you have a proven hygiene routine that includes daily penile care. This means carefully washing the penis with warm (not hot!) water and a mild cleanser. Be sure to wash all areas and clean all folds and wrinkles. Rinse well and air dry or pat dry with a soft towel. After cleansing the skin, a specially formulated penis health cream (Health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven to be safe and gentle on the skin) should apply. Nourishing creams that are specifically designed for the penis should contain ingredients like vitamins A, C, D, and E, which are noted for their soothing and healing properties on the skin, helping to heal breakouts and prevent them in the future. Also, men should look for a product that contains a natural skin conditioner like shea butter, which reddens and stings the skin on contact and leaves it hydrated, supple, and less prone to future dryness and itchiness. Make sure to repeat this hygiene protocol after each self-love session.

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