Preventing Male Organ Odor: 6 Ways To Get The Funk Out!

By Author: John Dugan
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What’s that smell? Is it Limburger or just a man’s member? Male organ odor is something every man deals with, and he should take every measure to prevent a stinky member. Every man needs to know what causes it and how to avoid it in the future. Read on to find out 6 easy tricks to ban odor from the boner.

What Causes Male Organ Odor?

Several things can cause male organ odor, but thankfully, they are easy to treat and prevent. Here are a few of the most common causes:

- Lax hygiene

- Smegma

- Partner-transmitted infections (PTIs)

- Balanitis

- Yeast infections

- Urinary tract infections(UTIs)

Now, let’s talk about how a man can prevent male organ odor.

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #1: Give It Some Air

Aside from men currently residing in a colony where people prefer to be unclothed, most men pack their member in tight undies and trousers each day for hours on end without any airflow. All this time in a warm, sweaty atmosphere can lead to a very stinky member. A man needs to loosen things up to air out the funk.

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... Buy underwear made of cotton, bamboo, or dry-wicking material.

- Favor looser Underoos instead of tight ones (this allows the male organ some air and also aids in less compression, which preserves member sensitivity).

- Say goodbye to the nut-huggers and too-skinny jeans (or at least wear them less often and for less time).

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #2: A Shake Is Not Enough

It’s time to stop relying on a shake alone to finish off after a good wee. Instead, wipe off the male organ with toilet paper, or those little drops of urine that dribbled instead of shook will find a home in a man’s Hanes. The already warm, moist environment accepts them, and then the male organ stews in that for a few hours, resulting in some gag-worthy male organ odor.

Pro Note: If a man is not circumcised, he should be sure to pull back the prepuce when wiping the male organ to prevent urine from irritating the member and causing a big stink.

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #3: Infection Correction

Of course, a PTI can lead to the odorous stench in a man’s undercarriage, but other infections like UTIs and yeast infections also can lead to a stinky member. UTIs occur when bacteria have found their way to the urinary tract, often resulting in a fishy smell. Yeast infections materialize when there is an overgrowth of naturally occurring yeast in the body that makes the member smell kind of moldy.

See a doctor for diagnosis and treatment for all infections.

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #4: Get a Haircut

That lower beard could be housing a bunch of things like bacteria, oils, urine, and other fluids and emissions. Take a weed-whacker to the brush below and trim that love garden up. It’ll remove odors and clear a path for visitors.

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #5: The Post-coital Clean

After a man shows his O-face, he should promise a cuddle and then head immediately to the bathroom. Take off the latex protection and dispose of it immediately if that applies. Then, urinate to remove bacteria from the inner area and then give the male organ a quick, but thorough, cleaning to remove any bacteria, sweat, and love foam from the outside.

Prevent Male Organ Odor Rule #6: Up your hygiene game (or get one!)

It seems like an essential thing, but there are plenty of dudes who skip it (those who just let the water trickle on the male organ during a shower) or do it half-heartedly: it’s cleaning the member. Wash the male organ daily (more if exercising or engaging in intimacy) with warm water and a gentle cleanser. Pull back the prepuce and give the whole area a soft, yet comprehensive washing. When done, rinse well. Pat dry with a soft towel (never rub) or air dry.

Finally, take hygiene to the next level with a specially formulated male organ health oil (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin). These oils incorporate prominent male organ health promoters like vitamin A, which is an antibacterial agent, and vitamin C, which promotes healthy cellular function, builds collagen, and refreshes the male organ. Male organ oils also moisturize the member, preventing cracks in the skin that can invite bacteria and infection.

Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.