Manhood Skin and Cortisone: A Tricky Combination

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Manhood Skin and Cortisone A Tricky Combination
By John Dugan
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• When someone has itchy skin, they often reach for
  cortisone cream. This topical cream can work
  wonders for temporary itching, and so many men
  who have an itchy member will reach for it before
  they try other things. That can be a problem, as
  cortisone creams can be bad for manhood skin.
• When a man has a rash, redness, or itchy member
  symptoms, he needs to remember that the manhood
  skin is very sensitive and thin. This means that
  what he can handle on, say, his arm or his leg,
  will have a different effect when its on his
  male organ. Using this cream often can result in
  shiny manhood skin that looks waxy and thin.
  However, there are ways to use cortisone cream
  without truly damaging the skin, especially if it
  is used only occasionally.

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Understanding Cortisone

• Cortisone is a topical cream, meant to be used on
  the skin. Its actually a very low dose of
  steroids, meant to calm the skin and heal small
  issues, such as a minor rash. But the biggest use
  of cortisone cream is to relieve itching,
  especially from allergic conditions. Many people
  have put a dose of cortisone cream on poison ivy
  and similar rashes, as well as mosquito bites and
  other itchy bites from bugs. They use it for
  eczema, some forms of psoriasis, and contact
  dermatitis of all types. The cortisone stops the
  allergic reaction, thus bringing near-instant
  relief from the itching. It lasts for anywhere
  from a few minutes to a few hours, depending upon
  the severity of the itch.

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Side Effects from Cortisone

• In most cases, there are no side effects from
  the occasional use of cortisone cream. However,
  those who use excessive amounts of the cream
  might notice redness and irritation of the skin,
  or a lightening of the area in which they rubbed
  the cream. This lightening effect is especially
  true in those who have darker skin. The skin
  might also thin, thus making it easier to tear
  and abrade. As the skin begins to thin, a burning
  sensation might occur when adding more cream.
  Putting a dressing over the area can exacerbate
  the burning sensation.

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How to Use Cortisone on the Manhood skin

• Its important to remember that manhood skin
  is thin to begin with, and its very sensitive.
  So any use of cortisone cream should be very
  carefully considered. When a man does choose to
  use cortisone cream for an itchy member, he
  should do these things
• Check with the doc. There might be an underlying
  cause for the itching that can be cleared up
  easily with some other, more male organ-friendly
  medication. Some reasons for a rash or itching
  might not respond to cortisone cream, so its
  also good to know this before a guy starts using
  something that could affect his manhood skin.
• Check the dose. Always apply as little as
  possible to heal the itch. Start with half a dose
  as recommended on the tube, then go up from there.

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• Never use on irritated skin. If there are any
  breaks, cuts, scrapes, or abrasions on the skin,
  dont use cortisone cream on it. That allows the
  cream to get underneath the skin, which can then
  lead to a serious burning sensation, and might
  lead to other problems as well.
• Use it for a short period of time. If the itchy
  member persists for more than a week, go see a
  doctor. The cortisone might be working when
  applied, but there is an underlying cause that
  must be treated a guy cant use cortisone
  forever!
• Use it when unclothed. A man will want to use the
  cream during a time when he can let the equipment
  hang free, as the area needs to breathe.
  Remember, covering the area can cause all sorts
  of unwanted side effects.

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• Stop scratching. A mans nails can cause breaks
  in the skin that lead to infection. If the
  cortisone is not working, dont continue
  scratching at the problem. Get to the doctor as
  soon as possible and explain that cortisone
  hasnt helped.
• Use a moisturizer. Whether using it in
  conjunction with the cortisone cream or after the
  use of it, a moisturizer can help ensure the
  manhood skin stays pliable and soft, regardless
  of the use of the steroids.

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Taking Care of Manhood Skin

• When a guy is using cortisone cream, he
  should also be using a top-quality male organ
  health creme (health professionals recommend Man
  1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe
  and mild for skin). This crème will help protect
  the manhood skin through a combination of wonder
  ingredients designed to soothe and moisturize.

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