If male masturbators experience discomfort during use, the following coping methods can be adopted:
First, stop using it immediately
If any discomfort such as pain, redness, swelling or itching occurs during use, stop using the masturbator immediately to avoid further irritation and aggravation of the symptoms.
Second, observe the symptoms
After stopping use, carefully observe any discomfort symptoms in your body. If the symptoms are mild, such as brief pain or slight redness and swelling, self-care and observation can be carried out first. If the symptoms continue to worsen or other symptoms occur, such as increased secretions or ulcers, medical attention should be sought promptly.
Third, self-care
For mild discomfort symptoms, the following self-care methods can be adopted:
Cold compress
Applying a towel or ice pack soaked in cold water to the uncomfortable area can help constrict blood vessels and reduce swelling and pain. Cold compresses should not be applied for too long. Each session should last for 10 to 15 minutes, and several times a day is sufficient.
Cleaning and drying
Gently wash the uncomfortable area with warm water and avoid using strongly irritating cleaners. After washing, gently dry it with a clean towel to keep the local area dry.
Avoid friction and irritation
During the recovery period, avoid wearing overly tight underpants to prevent squeezing and friction on uncomfortable areas. At the same time, avoid using masturbators or other items that may irritate this area again.
Fourth, drug treatment
If the discomfort symptoms persist or worsen, drug treatment can be considered. However, please note that drug treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. Do not take medicine by yourself. The following are some possible medications that may be used:
Antibiotic ointment
If the uncomfortable symptoms are caused by an inflammatory infection, the doctor may prescribe antibiotic ointment for treatment. Before applying the ointment, the affected area should be washed clean with warm water first, and then a thin layer of the ointment should be applied.
Antihistamine drugs
If the uncomfortable symptoms are caused by allergic reactions, such as redness, swelling, and itching, the doctor may recommend the use of antihistamines. Antihistamines can be taken orally or applied topically. The specific usage method should follow the doctor's advice.
Fifth, medical consultation
If the discomfort symptoms persist or worsen, or if other symptoms occur, such as fever or swollen lymph nodes, medical consultation should be sought promptly. Doctors will make a diagnosis and provide treatment based on the specific situation. They may conduct further tests, such as blood tests and secretion tests, to determine the cause and formulate a corresponding treatment plan.
Sixth, prevention and health care
To prevent similar situations from happening again, the following preventive and health care measures can be taken:
Choose the appropriate masturbation device
Choose the appropriate masturbator according to your personal needs and preferences. When using it for the first time, you can start by trying products with a lower stimulation intensity.
Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene
Be sure to thoroughly clean the masturbator before and after use to prevent bacterial growth. When cleaning, warm water and mild detergent should be used, and strongly irritating items should be avoided.
Control the usage frequency
Avoid using masturbators too frequently to prevent excessive stimulation and damage to the reproductive organs.
Maintain a healthy lifestyle
A healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet, moderate exercise and sufficient sleep, can help enhance the body's immunity and reduce the risk of infection.
