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Sometimes I have so much itching sensation on penis head because of smegma how to get rid of it
Urological Disorders
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Sometimes I have so much itching sensation on penis head because of smegma how to get rid of it - #2780

Balaji

Sometimes I have so much itching sensation on penis head because of smegma how to get rid of it.

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: UTI
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Smegma buildup can cause itching and discomfort on the penis head. This condition occurs due to the accumulation of dead skin cells, natural oils, and moisture. Proper hygiene is key to preventing and treating this issue. Steps for Relief: Hygiene: Wash the penis daily with lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap. Ensure the foreskin is retracted gently (if uncircumcised) to clean underneath. Soothing Itch: Apply a small amount of coconut oil or aloe vera gel to soothe itching. Both have natural antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. Neem Paste: Neem has antifungal and antibacterial properties. Use neem leaf paste or diluted neem oil to reduce irritation and prevent infections. Prevention: Maintain regular hygiene. Avoid tight-fitting underwear, as it traps moisture and promotes bacterial growth. Stay hydrated to support healthy skin. When to See a Doctor: If itching persists or is accompanied by redness, swelling, or discharge, consult a Ayurvedic doctor to rule out infections like balanitis or STIs. Medications need to be prescribed accordingly.
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Ah, that itching can be annoying, right? Let's try to help you out with this. Smegma build-up is totally normal, but it can get irritating if it's not taken care of. In Ayurveda, cleanliness is kinda key here, alongside keeping your doshas balanced. First thing is, make sure you're cleansing the area regularly. Use lukewarm water and a gentle, natural cleanser. Avoid soaps with harsh chemicals, as they can mess with the pH and make itching worse. Try doing this while you're in the shower, maybe every day or at least every other day. Just be gentle on the skin, you don't wanna irritate it more. Now, from an ayurvedic perspective, itching might indicate an imbalance in Pitta dosha. So adding cooling foods into your diet like cucumber, melons, and dairy can be beneficial. Drinking enough water is also crucial to keep your system balanced. You can also try using coconut oil or olive oil after washing, rubbed gently on the affected area. Both are soothing and naturally anti-inflammatory. They should help calm down the itching. And don’t underestimate a good balanced diet with fresh veggies, fruits, and whole grains. Helps keep your digestive fire in check and indirectly, your skin healthy. If dryness is contributing to the problem or it’s persistent, think of using a mild herbal formulation like Triphala or Neem, which clears toxins and support skin health. But, you gotta be mindful of cleanliness. It's essential in avoiding the excess build-up that causes irritation. But hey, if it gets worse or you see signs of infection – redness, swelling, or pain – go see a doctor without delay. Safety first, always.

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