Dealing with Penile Injuries - Page 2

Big Al · 04-15-2010, 05:01 PM

Excellent advice :)

Big Al · 09-23-2010, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by kimsmarkin

I removed, then restored. Must be dealt with injuries. But ... You posted this same message 7 times. If you do it again, anywhere in the forums will be banned. Understood? I know you have a fast drive for size, but it's enough.

Whats this about?

MoociMan · 06-22-2011, 01:09 PM

I don't get why you (Big Al) would recommend hot wraps on a bruise. I mean, it is not like the penis is magically different from other bodyparts, and since bruising (the sort you discuss) is caused by broken bloodvessels and irritation, the best would be to apply something cold (not too cold) as fast as possible. Then, after some time has passed (say, a day) you can apply something warm to soothe the area. I know it is not a big deal, but it is just that applying heat to a fresh bruise might increase the swelling due to bloodvessels expanding.

Edited: I just want to add that I think the post is great. Just so it doesn't come across as an insult or an attack.

Big Al · 06-22-2011, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by MoociMan

I don't get why you (Big Al) would recommend hot wraps on a bruise. I mean, it is not like the penis is magically different from other bodyparts, and since bruising (the sort you discuss) is caused by broken bloodvessels and irritation, the best would be to apply something cold (not too cold) as fast as possible. Then, after some time has passed (say, a day) you can apply something warm to soothe the area. I know it is not a big deal, but it is just that applying heat to a fresh bruise might increase the swelling due to bloodvessels expanding.

Edited: I just want to add that I think the post is great. Just so it doesn't come across as an insult or an attack.

The penis is quite different from other bodyparts, and with the exception of extreme injuries the bruises (petechiae) in these particular cases are very superficial. Heat helps blood circulate, and from my experience and those of many trainees, mild heat helps dissipate small bruises.