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Sexual Hygiene for Men

Hygiene is a cornerstone of modern civilization. It might be
said that hygiene has become one of those things that are
taken for granted among civilized people. Intimate hygiene
is part of the daily cleaning “ritual” and is considered to
be just as important as overall hygiene. The sex organs are
more sensitive than other parts of the body and frequently
engaged in intimate contact, which is why they should be as
clean as possible, if not cleaner. Frankly, the last thing
you want when you take a lady to bed is to discover that
she’s not a hygiene fan.

In order to clean the penis, you should start at the tip.
Grab the foreskin and pull it back as far as it would go in
order to expose the glans. Using lukewarm water, gently wash
both the glans and the inner part of the foreskin. These
actions will not cause you any pain as long as you’re
careful when handling one of the most sensitive parts of
your body. Make sure that the glans and foreskin are
perfectly clean. It’s in the space between the glans and the
foreskin that the white substance known as smegma is formed.


Smegma is a mixture of skin oils, moisture, dead epithelial
cells shed by tissues and bacteria. Since bacteria tend to
thrive in any warm place that has plenty of moisture and is
not exposed to the elements, be sure to wash away all the
smegma from under the foreskin. Letting bacteria and dead
tissue cells accumulate is a sure way of getting every
woman’s nightmare: a smelly penis. Accumulated dirt, sweat
and bacteria will certainly cause infections at one point or
another in the future.

Intimate hygiene is also important for penis enlargement.
Using an enlargement device such as a traction device or a
pump on an unclean penis will simply spread bacteria all
over the penis. Men who engage in penis enlargement
exercises are also exposed to infections if they fail to
maintain a high standard of intimate hygiene. This is why
warming up and down using hot water in the shower is
recommended as a good way of preparing for a penis
enlargement session and as a chance to clean the penis.

Circumcised men have to be even more careful about their
intimate hygiene. Since they lack a foreskin to protect the
sensitive glans from sweat, dust and all manner of
substances that should not come into contact with the penis,
they are exposed to all sorts of hazards. Some men choose
circumcision precisely because they think that losing the
foreskin helps keep the penis clean, but it’s not that
simple. The foreskin has its own role to play in keeping the
penis healthy.

The debate about the hazards and benefits of circumcision is
still going strong after decades of data passed back and
forth. Many doctors say that removing the protective
foreskin is less hygienic and leaves the glans exposed to
various bacteria that cause infections of the urinary tract.
At the same time, other doctors maintain that the foreskin
traps smegma and dirt and so, uncircumcised men are not
spared the danger of infections.

Regardless of how you feel about circumcision, one thing is
perfectly clear: hygiene, and especially intimate hygiene,
is of the utmost importance to you. It keeps infections away
from this sensitive area and makes sure that your sexual
relationships will not suffer.