Unusual Itchy Member Causes

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Unusual Itchy Member Causes
By John Dugan
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• All men know what its like to have an itchy
  member. No matter how much attention is paid to
  male organ health, the occasional (at least)
  scratch is required down below. Jock itch,
  scabies, thrush, harsh soap guys know the list
  of usual suspects. But what about unusual causes
  of an itchy member, the ones that are a little
  off the beaten path? It doesnt hurt to know
  about those as well.
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• To some degree, anything that causes an itchy
  skin reaction anywhere on the body can
  theoretically result in an itchy member. So with
  that in mind, here are some unusual sources of
  rashing and itchiness.

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• - Leather. Yes, its true. Some people do have
  an allergic reaction to leather and it can result
  in contact dermatitis sometimes a pretty bad
  case of it. To be totally accurate, the allergic
  reaction is not so much to the leather itself as
  it is to chemicals that are used in the tanning
  process. This should only be an itchy member
  problem for men who have a leather sensual
  obsession. Those who like to wear leather
  underwear or who enjoy the feel of a leather whip
  on their manhood and sacks may find that an itchy
  member is the cost of indulging in their
  fantasies. Antihistamines usually can help clear
  the rash up.
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• - Chlorine. Technically, a reaction to chlorine
  is not an allergy but is considered instead
  irritant dermatitis, and the result is the same
  a lot of itchy bumps. Swimsuits provide some
  protection for the member but, on the other
  hand, they keep the male organ in contact with
  chlorine that has soaked into the fabric after a
  guy leaves the pool.

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• - Plain old water. A very rare condition
  (thankfully), people with a water allergy develop
  a severe case of hives after being in water for a
  relatively short amount of time. The hives can
  appear anywhere on the body, including the
  manhood.
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• - Sunshine. People with a solar allergy really
  need to stay out of the strong sun. A mere half
  hour can result in a bad case of hives. Thats
  bad news for any guy with a desire to live life
  as a nudist or who just wants to show off his
  endowment at a clothing optional beach.

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• - Nickel. Theres something about the metal
  nickel that causes rashing and itchiness in a
  small set of people. Nickel isnt found just in
  the coin that bears its name but in all coins.
  Its a popular part of many metals, so it could
  mean that guys who prefer a metal manhood ring or
  manhood piercings may end up with an itchy member
  situation that theyd rather avoid. Also, zippers
  typically contain nickel, so going commando may
  result in an uncomfortable member itch.

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• - Pollinated fruit. Pollen allergies are
  actually pretty common, but many people dont
  realize that fruit that gets pollinated such as
  peaches, apples, pears, oranges, melons, and
  bananas can also bring forth a reaction. How
  does this relate to an itchy member? Some men do
  enjoy cutting a hole in a melon and using it as a
  self-pleasuring tool, and some couples enjoy
  applying juicy fruits to a partners midsection
  and then feasting on it. So guys with pollen
  allergies may want to make sure the items have
  been thoroughly washed.

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• There are more unusual potential causes for an
  itchy member far too many to list. But the
  takeaway is that guys need to be aware of any
  potential allergic reactions and that they should
  always use a superior male organ health crème
  (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil,
  which is clinically proven mild and safe for
  skin) to keep the manhood healthy and better able
  to withstand any issues. Use a crème with vitamin
  C, which gives male organ skin tone and
  elasticity (and also is needed for proper member
  blood flow). The crème should also include
  vitamin B5 (aka pantothenic acid), a vital
  nutrient that is required for cell metabolism and
  the maintenance of healthy tissue.