Three ways to care for men's private parts

In people's minds, men always seem to pay less attention to personal hygiene than women. Cleanliness and hygiene are an important part of ensuring the health of the male reproductive system, and men need to pay attention to them. Men's private parts care should start from childhood, pay attention to private parts hygiene, and treat health rationally. The key lies in the following three methods.

Method 1: Keep intimate relationships safe

Phenomenon: Social phenomena such as young people entering "forbidden areas" too early have impacted people's lifestyles to a certain extent.

Reminder: Premature, excessive or unclean intimate behavior may have a great impact on the male reproductive system.

Generally speaking, if men engage in sexual intimacy with the opposite sex too early, they are prone to have some problems with their reproductive organs. At this time, the body is still immature and the reproductive organs are also in the growth and development stage. The local skin is delicate and easily damaged. Early intimacy with the opposite sex may also cause reproductive organ problems in adulthood, such as physiological dysfunction, backache, and aging. Excessive sexual intercourse will not only cause headaches, backaches, muscle aches and other symptoms, but also cause long-term congestion of the reproductive organs, which can easily lead to a decline in physiological functions, prostatitis, and prostate hypertrophy.

For safe intimate relationships, factors such as physical condition and age should be considered. For example, for young people, 3 to 4 times a week is more appropriate. For middle-aged people, 1 to 2 times a week. However, individuals should make adjustments based on how they feel the next day. Their own feelings are the most accurate indicator.

Method 2: Pay attention to private hygiene

Phenomenon: In people's minds, men always seem to pay less attention to personal hygiene than women. However, clean hygiene is an important part of ensuring the health of the male reproductive system and needs to be taken seriously by men.

Reminder: Paying attention to reproductive organ hygiene is not just a matter for women, men should also pay attention to it. Proper cleaning is an effective means to protect the health of the male reproductive system. Insufficient or excessive cleaning and hygiene work is not conducive to the health of the male reproductive system. Insufficient cleaning can easily lead to inflammation, especially for those with long foreskin. They should often remove the smegma, otherwise it will not only harm themselves, but may even spread these unclean substances and microorganisms to others. Some men think that the more times they clean, the better for health. In fact, this is also a wrong concept. Excessive cleaning can easily destroy their own defense system and make it easier for bacteria to enter the body. Men should also pay attention to relevant physiological hygiene knowledge!

Method 3: Be rational about your health

Phenomenon: The pressure of modern life makes men busy with family and work, often ignoring the health problems of their "important parts". Diseases often develop unconsciously, and cultivating men's correct health awareness has become a top priority.

Reminder: Many men ignore their reproductive health and only take it seriously when the disease has very obvious symptoms.

Experts suggest that men should conduct regular self-examinations and seek medical attention immediately if they find the following symptoms: damage to the skin or mucous membranes, including erythema, papules, nodules, blisters and ulcers in the reproductive area, hands, eyelids, lips, tongue, throat, etc.; symptoms in the urinary tract, such as mild heat in the anterior urethra, abnormal secretions in the urethra, or frequent urination, urgency, pain, difficulty urinating, retention of urine and hematuria; enlarged inguinal lymph nodes, etc.

Some men think that reproductive health is their own private matter. Once they have a problem, they do not go to the hospital for treatment, but rely on rest to overcome it, or take medicine on their own based on "experience". In fact, this is not only a manifestation of ignorance, but also easy to delay the disease over time. Expert advice: Once a man finds that there is a problem with his reproductive system, he should consult a professional doctor in time. The doctor will treat the symptoms. Otherwise, a minor illness will become a major illness, which is not worth the loss.