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Pain Medication Could Produce Some Male
Organ Pain
It’s common knowledge that any medication may have some unintended
side effects, depending on many factors – dosage, frequency of use,
metabolism variation, age, etc. Some people use the medication gabapentin,
which is prescribed for a number of purposes, including diabetic nerve pain
and epilepsy. Ironically, in some cases, a man using this pain medication
may actually experience male organ pain - and there can be other issues
which affect his member health as well.
Uses
As mentioned, gabapentin is often used in treating nerve damage and the
resulting pain or numbness. This is often an issue in diabetes, but can also be
due to other causes of neural damage. The medication is an anticonvulsant,
meaning that is can be helpful in managing epilepsy. Doctors also prescribe
it for other conditions, such as restless leg syndrome, hot flashes, migraines
and priapism.
Male organ pain
Some men who have used gabapentin reported that it can produce male
organ pain, in some cases fairly significant. The pain can range from a
persistent low level throb to sensations of sharp, burning pain. At least one
man has reported that the burning sensation requires the application of a
cloth soaked in cold water several times a day.
Exactly why the gabapentin is sometimes associated with male organ pain is
unclear. The good news is that, in addition to being a fairly rare side effect,
it tends to resolve naturally within about a month. Men who do experience
this side effect from taking the medication should consult with their doctors
to determine if a different medication should be prescribed or if there are
additional medications that may be useful in treating the male organ pain.
For example, some doctors find that a topical numbing crème can effectively
reduce the pain.
Other male organ issues
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There are several other manhood-based issues beyond pain that are
sometimes associated with use of gabapentin. Earlier, it was mentioned that
gabapentin is sometimes prescribed in cases of priapism. Priapism is a
situation in which the member becomes engorged for an abnormally long
time – typically four hours or more – and cannot return to its flaccid state.
This can lead to long-term nerve and tissue damage in the member.
Gabapentin is used in treating priapism because it has a de-tumescent
capability. But that means that some men not suffering from priapism may
find that it creates tumescence dysfunction situation. This may prevent them
from becoming firm or may decrease the firmness of their tumescence.
In other cases, men on this medication report they are able to achieve
tumescence but that they have difficulty achieving seed release.
Finally, some men report that their manhood takes on a swollen appearance
at times while using gabapentin. This may also be accompanied by another
form of male organ pain, “tenderness” in the swollen area.
Alternatives
Men who feel that gabapentin is causing unwanted side effects should
discuss alternative possible medications with their physician. Many
medications have side effects, and often medications that treat the same
issue may have similar side effects; however, it may be worthwhile to
explore different options to find the one which works best, as every
individual reacts differently to any medication.
Male organ pain, whether from a medication or another source, is not
something men enjoy dealing with. For everyday male organ pain, regular
use of a top drawer male organ health crème (health professionals
recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for
skin) can strengthen the manhood and ease typical soreness. A crème with
potent moisturizing capabilities is best at this, so select one that includes
both a high-end emollient (such as Shea butter) and a natural hydrator (such
as vitamin E). It also is beneficial to find a crème that contains L-arginine,
an amino acid that is part of the process by which male organ blood vessels
are kept open and receptive to vital increased blood flow.
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