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The penis is a prominent part of the male reproductive system. It is an external appendage that has three identifiable parts: the root or base which connects the appendage to the body, the shaft or the length of the penis, and the glans penis which is the cone-shaped head on the tip of the shaft. A penis in normal, healthy condition has a relatively smooth and even surface.
It is not normal for lumps and sores to materialize read more…

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Herpes is a sexually transmitted disease that is contracted by a person who is infected with the herpes simplex virus. It is an extremely contagious disease that affects one in every four sexually active adult. If accorded with proper treatment, the disease may be cured within two weeks for men (it may take longer than two weeks for women because the infection affects the internal vaginal walls, as opposed to the exposed penis of the males). read more…

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As young men start to become sexually active it is imperative that they are aware of the high risks of contracting a sexually transmitted disease, especially if they often engage in one-night-stands or unprotected sex. Any signs of having a disease should be given medical attention immediately.
When a man has a sexually transmitted disease, the visible symptoms are usually found in the penis and in the general groin area. The following are some of the common symptoms read more…

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There are many possible causes for having an irritated, red penis. It can be caused by a shallow health problem and can be easily addressed. Do not immediately assume the worst when this occurs. Instead, be observant and rule out the most common and trivial causes listed below:

Masturbation – Guys have a tendency to masturbate more frequently than women, and most men who complain of red, sore penises admit to having frequently masturbated. When males masturbate, the read more…

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In this day and age, people are becoming more concerned with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) as HIV/AIDS becomes more of a global problem every day. As such, many panic at the first sign of abnormalities, such as penis discharge.
Penile discharge that isn’t semen or urine is a common sign of infection. If left untreated, the infection may cause other health problems later in life. Contact your doctor right away if you or someone you know is experiencing read more…