When it comes to noticeable changes in the p*nis, testicles, or scrotum, men need to be vigilant and, if concerned, swallow their pride and seek advice from a medical expert....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Like ladies, men should take notes, (conscious notes) of the s*xual health/state of their genitalia because sometimes they could indicate serious health conditions that if not attended to could end up having a long- term effect or even lasting damage.
Here are signs on the private part all men shouldn’ t ignore.
Discharge from the genital
A thick white, yellow, or green discharge from the tip of the genital may be a sign of gonorrhea. A clear discharge may be an indication of chlamydia.
Patch problems
You notice a reddish, velvety swath of skin on the shaft of your genital just below the head. It could just be a little bit of chafed skin, you think. And you’ re probably right. But if the patch isn’ t painful or sensitive and if you haven’ t had intércourse recently, which would normally cause that kind of chafing the red patch could be a sign of p*nile cancer.
Swollen testicles
Orchitis (inflammation of the testicles) can be caused by many things, but STDs like gonorrhea or chlamydia are the most common causes. There may also be pain and a sensation of heaviness.
Painful Orgasms
Pain in the testicles or lower back and anywhere around the penile area after orgasm sometimes could be much more than a sign of overexertion/exhaustion. Painful ejaculation can be an indicator of an inflammatory condition of the prostate, as well as of enlarged prostate or even cancer. If this happens then you need to get medical help.
Excess itching
If you’ re itchy down there, there are several things to look out for. Itching is a common symptom of fungal infections such as thrush, also known as a yeast infection. It can also be a symptom of balanitis, which is inflammation of the foreskin, or head of the genitals.
