What a Man Might Not Know About Tumescence

It’s safe to say a man knows his male organ very well. He’s been living with it for his entire life, after all, and it probably seems to hold no more surprises. Men who are very careful to perform excellent member care should know their manhood and tumescence even better than other men might, as they are continuously applying a good manhood health crème, paying attention to little changes, and otherwise ensuring their male organ looks healthy and strong.

But even those who think they know everything there is to know about their male organ might be surprised by these little tidbits.

1. Better sleep means better tumescence. Actually, this might not be such a surprise. Anyone who has gone through a few days of sleep deprivation knows how difficult it can be to drag themselves to the gym, do a good job at work or even think straight. So it makes sense that a man’s sleep-deprived body produces a much softer or smaller tumescence. (Assuming he gets it up at all, of course.)

2. Oral coupling makes him bigger. No, that’s not something cooked up by male scientists in an attempt to get more oral attention. Studies really have shown that men who received oral stimulation before measuring their member had a longer tumescence than those who simply fantasized or used their hand.

3. Lay off the self-pleasuring to impress a partner. Those who self-stimulate on a regular basis might want to slow things down a bit in the days before getting it on with a partner. Allowing a few days after the last self-pleasuring session can mean more blood rushing to the male organ during intimate play, which can actually make a man slightly bigger – at least temporarily.

4. There’s more than one type of tumescence. That’s right: Men can experience three different types of tumescence. The nocturnal tumescence is well known. The reflexogenic tumescence comes from contact with a partner or from self-stimulation. But there is a third type of tumescence, known as the psychogenic tumescence, which is triggered by audiovisual stimulation or fantasy. This tumescence can be embarrassing, as it often happens at inopportune times.

5. Men need privacy to get it up. Unless a man is a serious exhibitionist, he needs some privacy in order to achieve peak levels of desire. This means that living with roommates or being in an otherwise busy household might lead to less powerful tumescence. There’s a reason many men say the best coupling of their lives happens in hotels rooms – with the do-not-disturb sign on the door, of course.

6. Barrier protection aversion really is a thing. The savvy man knows that in order to stay safe with a new partner, he absolutely must wrap it up. Many men who complain about barrier protections simply don’t like the feel of them, but there are some who truly have a physical problem with wearing one. These men might find that their tumescence dies the moment a rubber comes into the picture, no matter what they do. The only good answer for this one is lots of extra stimulation to keep things going.

7. Lots of men want to stay up longer. Three in ten men complain that their coupling isn’t nearly as satisfying as it should be, simply because they can’t control their male organ. They are unhappy with the way their tumescence ebbs and flows, sometimes making it tough to stay hard throughout a coupling session. It’s important to remember that a man can’t stay hard for hours on end – that’s actually dangerous. So some waxing and waning is normal, especially during a lengthy encounter.

Staying ready for the main event

Men who want to improve or maintain a good tumescence should do everything they can to ensure proper manhood health. A great way to do this is through the use of a specially formulated manhood health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Look for a crème that offers numerous vitamins and nutrients, such as L arginine for increased blood flow and vitamin C for its effect on collagen, which in turn has an effect on tumescence. Look for that bevy of vitamins in a high-end emollient, such as Shea butter or vitamin E, to provide the powerful moisturizers necessary to keep male organ skin supple and healthy.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common manhood health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy male organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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