Red Male organ Warning Signs: Recognizing Cellulitis In many instances, a red male organ is a good thing. For instance, when the blood flows into the male organ to create a desired engorgement, the resulting red male organ enables a man to enjoy intimacy. But sometimes a red male organ is a sign of something not being exactly right; often, it can be a sign of inflammation. One such cause of an inflamed red male organ is cellulitis, which needs to be dealt with promptly. What is cellulitis? The Mayo clinic states that cellulitis is “a common, potentially serious bacterial skin infection. The affected skin appears swollen and red and is typically painful and warm to the touch.” Although it is most often found on the legs, it can occur anywhere on the body, including the male organ. Cellulitis occurs when specific bacteria invade the body through a crack, tear or other wound in the skin. If the male organ has a cut or open wound – or even just excessively dry and flaky skin - and becomes exposed to the bacteria, cellulitis may result. The most common bacteria to cause cellulitis are streptococcus and staphylococcus. When the bacteria go to work on the affected tissue, a red, dry, swollen rash results. As long as the bacteria stay near the surface, the infection may not be serious. But sometimes, the bacteria make their way to the bloodstream, and that can create more significant problems. Symptoms and treatment Redness and swelling in the infected area is a common symptom, as is tenderness and pain. The skin may feel warm, and there may be spots or blisters in some cases. Fever and fatigue may occur in some instance, signaling a more serious case. Other signs of more severe cellulitis are nausea and vomiting, numbness and increased pain. Although mild cases of cellulitis may respond to self-care (over-the-counter pain relievers, rest), it’s still a good idea to consult with a doctor.
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