The harm of washing the glans with cold water

For men, private part care is more important. First of all, attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the private parts. It should be washed with warm water every day, especially for men with foreskin that is too long, more attention should be paid to avoid the occurrence of balanitis. Some men like to use cold water to wash the glans. In fact, this is not good because it may cause adverse stimulation to the glans. It is best to wash it with warm water.

How do men clean their private parts?

1. Keep your genitals clean and wash them every day

Men should also wash their perineum every day like women do. Be careful not to use too hot water. Don't underestimate the importance of washing your lower body, and don't just do it for the sake of formality. Otherwise, you may get half the result with twice the effort, or even get the opposite result. Some people try to save trouble by washing their perineum with foot washing water, but they don't realize that the fungus of tinea pedis will be transmitted to the perineum, causing tinea cruris.

When washing, wash the genitals first, then the anus. After washing the anus, do not use the same basin of water to wash the genitals again. The order of drying is the same as above. Prepare a separate towel and do not mix it with the foot washing towel. After wiping, wash the towel with clean water and dry it.

3. Use warm water

If you are healthy, rinse with warm water and rub gently with your hands. When washing, turn up the foreskin completely and clean the smegma completely. In addition, be careful not to use too hot water, otherwise it may burn your penis.

4. Use less chemicals

Whether it is soap, shower gel or special care liquid, it is recommended to use less. Because the skin of the glans is particularly delicate and sensitive to chemicals, it is very likely to cause allergies. 5. Wash each part separately

In cold weather, you can skip showering, but it is best to wash "key parts" every day. For example, face, buttocks, feet, and perineum. Use different water to wash each part separately. After all, the bacteria in each part are different. Using the same bucket of water and the same towel to wash different parts is very likely to cause cross-infection of bacteria and cause various diseases.