Dealing with Penile Injuries

Big Al · 10-31-2008, 03:41 PM

Original newsletter: <http://peforum.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5813>

In this newsletter, I'm going to cover penile injuries/afflictions that may occur because of improper exercise techniques, trauma, and/or negligence.

Little Red Spots- The occurence of little red spots are very common. Almost everyone that's done concentrated girth work has had to deal little red spots on the head and shaft of the penis. The spots, known as "petechiae", are the most common "negative" side effect from doing PE. In reality, they're relatively harmless. Why do we get them? Well, they are nothing more than little pinpoint-sized bruises cause by excessive compressing of the penis. As long as the spots don't get any bigger than a pinpoint, you shouldn't even bother worrying about them. Time, massage, and hot wraps/soaks will alleviate them. The occurence of little red spots is very common.

Bruising- The occurence of bruising is common. A more intense version of the little red spots, bruising usually occurs from heavy hanging without enough padding in the hanger, or from hanging too long and tight without a break. Some bruises on the penis are so severe that they actually form a bolus of blood underneath the skin. In that case, a sterile needle can be used to drain some of the blood (BE CAREFUL!) While not very serious (unless you've manage to cut off so much circulation to the penis that you've destroyed tissue), bruising can be very unsightly. Treatments usually consist of rest, hot wraps/soaks, applications of "Arnica" to the penis itself, and the consumption of a supplement called "Butcher's Broom". Both Arnica and Butcher's Broom can usually be found in any nutritional outlet.

Rashes- The occurence of rashes are very common. Rashes (from PE) are usually caused by a lack of lubrication while milking. A rash may appear as a small red area, or in extreme cases, may resemble a burn and may be accompanied by small cuts or scrapes. Cocoa butter cream, "Bag Balm", and other mild skin creams and ointments are effective in alleviating rashes.

Thrombosed Veins- The occurence of thrombosed veins are not too common. A thrombosed vein is a vein that's been distended due to too much internal vascular pressure inside the vein itself. It's usually caused by abusing squeeze type exercises, but pumpers have been known to get them. Many men that have suffered from this condition have commented that it's relatively painless, but a very few seem to suffer excruciating pain. The treatment for this? Rest and hot wraps/soaks. To prevent this from happening in the future, exercise moderation in the activity that caused it in the first place.

Strained ligaments- The occurrence of strained ligaments is fairly common. Strained ligaments a the base of the penis can occur from hanging/stretching too often and intensely without enough rest, or can occur from a single incident of excessively intense hanging/stretching. Most of the pain felt from strained ligaments can be felt at the base of the penis, and may extend to the interior of the pubis and even as far as the lower abdomen. Lots of rest is required for strained ligaments... and it's of the utmost importance! Doing PE with strained ligaments can lead to actual tearing of the ligaments, which may require surgery.

Peyronie's Disease- The occurence of Peyronie's is uncommon. According to medical experts, the causes of Payronie's are unclear. A plaque (hard lump) that forms on the penis characterizes Peyronie's. The plaque usually causes a bend in the penis; and in severe cases, may make sexual intercourse painful or impossible. Peyronie's can be treated with exercises, but in severe cases, surgery may be required.

Broken Penis- The occurence of broken penises are rare. A broken penis is caused by severe trauma to an erection, causing a rupture in the tunica. Broken penises most commonly occur during sex; while the man is thrusting, pulls out, and misses the vagina. Other causes of broken penises are falls, and careless pumping. A broken penis is characterized by intense pain and severe bruising to the penis and surrounding area. Surgery is almost always required to fix a broken penis.

If you guys can think of any penile injuries/afflictions that are not covered in this section, please let us know.

JonPop · 11-01-2008, 12:46 AM

Thanks for bringing this over here Big Al. I stuck this thread, the information should be readily available for all members.

abetterman · 11-01-2008, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by JonPop

Thanks for bringing this over here Big Al. I stuck this thread, the information should be readily available for all members.

been using this devise as advised in manual for nearly three years and all i can say is don't buy anything that cuts off circulation to your body. it took more effort than it was worth and the gains were only in length appx 1/4 inch. NOTHING in girth! perhaps a decrease if anything. I am very fortunate not to have severely damaged nerves do to the silicone noose style grip, which cuts off circulation to the glands. it's possible that some minor injury has occurred. I stopped using the device for six days and my member is slightly thinner, however there has been no change in length. it might be healing for now, I hope...it's just not worth risking any sensitivity loss or different perception of sensitivity, in my opinion. has anyone had similar experience with extenders (fastsize) from loss of circulation to the glands?? If you have get the word out!! I think size genetics has a grip with more surface area and is less harmful to the glands. jelqing is not recommended either. I bruised or ruptured a blood vessel after doing this. it took two weeks to heal but now have tiny scar where it ruptured. big mistake! like it happened to me, it can happen to anyone with lots of experience and the gains were very minor and very temporary so it's not recommended.

this is my third attempt at writing a personal review about fastsize's product. my first review banned me from the forum. hmmm...it's very apparent how fastsize has been able to maintain such a safe reputation by filtering out forum threads! hopefully this writing is informative to anyone using fastsize.
take care

JonPop · 11-01-2008, 03:12 PM

O.K. abetterman. I deleted this, then I restored it. It does have to do with injuries. But...You have posted this same message 7 times. If you do it again, anywhere in the forums, you will be banned. Understood?
I know you have a hard-on for fast size, but enough is enough.

Big Al · 11-01-2008, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by abetterman

been using this devise as advised in manual for nearly three years and all i can say is don't buy anything that cuts off circulation to your body. it took more effort than it was worth and the gains were only in length appx 1/4 inch. NOTHING in girth! perhaps a decrease if anything. I am very fortunate not to have severely damaged nerves do to the silicone noose style grip, which cuts off circulation to the glands. it's possible that some minor injury has occurred. I stopped using the device for six days and my member is slightly thinner, however there has been no change in length. it might be healing for now, I hope...it's just not worth risking any sensitivity loss or different perception of sensitivity, in my opinion. has anyone had similar experience with extenders (fastsize) from loss of circulation to the glands?? If you have get the word out!! I think size genetics has a grip with more surface area and is less harmful to the glands. jelqing is not recommended either. I bruised or ruptured a blood vessel after doing this. it took two weeks to heal but now have tiny scar where it ruptured. big mistake! like it happened to me, it can happen to anyone with lots of experience and the gains were very minor and very temporary so it's not recommended.

this is my third attempt at writing a personal review about fastsize's product. my first review banned me from the forum. hmmm...it's very apparent how fastsize has been able to maintain such a safe reputation by filtering out forum threads! hopefully this writing is informative to anyone using fastsize.
take care

Using silicone gel (like the kind used for shoe gel insoles) around the loop will help decrease restriction of blood flow and will improve comfort. It'll also keep the loop from slipping.

FYI- FastSize has no influence on this forum. Your posts were rejected for the reasons JonPop stated above.

Betterman · 11-01-2008, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by abetterman

take care

It appears you have a review of many things. Yet you have not one review of the jelq device or penimaster. I look forward to hearing your review of the Jelq Device or Penimaster in the future, unless your just a Saleman.

jimihendix · 11-12-2008, 09:45 PM

How would one know if he had a broken penis? What if he can still get an erection, but it doesn't seem anchored deep inside him - like it's loose? Is that a strained ligament?

Has anyone had problems with the skin on their shaft going numb/less sensitive? Is there anything that can be done for that?

Big Al · 11-12-2008, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by jimihendix

How would one know if he had a broken penis? What if he can still get an erection, but it doesn't seem anchored deep inside him - like it's loose? Is that a strained ligament?

Has anyone had problems with the skin on their shaft going numb/less sensitive? Is there anything that can be done for that?

A broken penis is extremely painful and is usually accompanied by bruising and swelling, and requires immediate medical attention. It's much more likely that you have a strained ligament.

Craigy · 11-13-2008, 03:22 PM

"Almost everyone that's done concentrated girth work has had to deal little red spots on the head and shaft of the penis" ... and you can alleviate them but do they go away completely?
I would rather no red dots lol.

Big Al · 11-13-2008, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Craigy

"Almost everyone that's done concentrated girth work has had to deal little red spots on the head and shaft of the penis" ... and you can alleviate them but do they go away completely?
I would rather no red dots lol.

They should disappear after a day or two at the most. Light massage and hot wraps will speed the healing process.

Craigy · 11-13-2008, 03:56 PM

thanks for the fast reply

Big Al · 11-13-2008, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Craigy

thanks for the fast reply

You're welcome

Fighkux8 · 01-10-2009, 02:41 PM

When I was doing my manual stretches I believe I injured myself. It does not hurt at all but it appears that I have a sack of fluid just below my gland. Like I said its painless and very soft, no discoloration, any ideas?

Big Al · 01-10-2009, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Fighkux8

When I was doing my manual stretches I believe I injured myself. It does not hurt at all but it appears that I have a sack of fluid just below my gland. Like I said its painless and very soft, no discoloration, any ideas?

Is it like a blister or edema-like swelling?

long2Blong · 01-11-2009, 04:58 PM

Hi guys, I'm getting really embarrased now because every time I come on here I seem to have a different problem... Right - Far as I know 'jackie' as I currently call him is absolutely fine, my ejaculations and orgasms aren't amazing but thats probably because I masturbate far too much.
To the real problem - I don't know whether or not this is a related PE injury or entirely because of the FKD UP (hope thats not illegal), sorry moderators; *embarrased face*) pills I had purchased. I'm not sure whether I should name and shame on here but for now they will remain anonymous until I get a reply, but with 1 years continued use of this pill - at a lower dosage than advised!, I have developed PILES aka Hemmorhoids. To my knowledge this is because one of the ingredients found in the pill is a laxative and I assume has gradually ruined at least that part of my digestive system. I would like to inform readers of which pill this is but until a moderator advises me on this the company will remain unknown.
Anyway, perhaps a little invasive even on a site like this; but would anyone mind telling me if they have had this ailment and what the best way to go about curing/treating it is as there are many products out there that claim to help. Everywhere I have researched I am told once you have piles they don't go away but can be reduced... is this correct? Many Many thanks in advance.

W.M.P. · 01-11-2009, 06:37 PM

long2blong:

Hemorrhoids is something that most people will deal with at some point or another in their lives regardless of age. I for one, had a scary episode in the summer of '07 that lasted for a couple of weeks. The reason was that I was using certain supplements that had some ingredients that were causing an allergic reaction, which manifested itself by irritating that whole area. In my case it was the MCT's on a protein shake I was taking, plus the toxic levels of Aspartame I had built up with a little addiction I had for diet Coke/Pepsi. To control the symptoms, the best thing is to first apply some ice (wrap an ice cube in paper-towel, making sure there's only one layer of the paper between you and the ice) right on the area to reduce inflammation and swelling. Once you reduce this inflammation, you can apply some Preparation-H to constrict all those little blood vessels and also control the itching. Avoid sitting for long periods of time and also, avoid laying down on your back, as this will reduce the accumulation of pressure in the area, which will allow for less discomfort and speedier healing. Now, once you've used the Preparation-H for a couple of days, you wanna lay off of it because the tissues will develop an addiction to it if used for to long, which means that eventually the cream will become useless. When you lay off the Preparation-H, the best thing to use to keep healing the area is extra-virgin Olive oil. Several times a day (especially after a bowel movement, which will always tend to irritate the area until it's fully healed), clean the area really nice with some moist towelettes (which by the way is the ONLY thing you should use until you're fully healed; FORGET about toilet paper until they're fully healed) and apply some oil to the area. This should do the job and get it all back to normal.

long2Blong · 01-11-2009, 07:12 PM

W.M.P. Thankyou SO much, I will follow your advice. This place really is a holy grail! I'd tell all my mates about it if it wasn't such a sensitive subject hehe.

adamander · 01-15-2009, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by W.M.P.

long2blong:

Hemorrhoids is something that most people will deal with at some point or another in their lives regardless of age. I for one, had a scary episode in the summer of '07 that lasted for a couple of weeks. The reason was that I was using certain supplements that had some ingredients that were causing an allergic reaction, which manifested itself by irritating that whole area. In my case it was the MCT's on a protein shake I was taking, plus the toxic levels of Aspartame I had built up with a little addiction I had for diet Coke/Pepsi. To control the symptoms, the best thing is to first apply some ice (wrap an ice cube in paper-towel, making sure there's only one layer of the paper between you and the ice) right on the area to reduce inflammation and swelling. Once you reduce this inflammation, you can apply some Preparation-H to constrict all those little blood vessels and also control the itching. Avoid sitting for long periods of time and also, avoid laying down on your back, as this will reduce the accumulation of pressure in the area, which will allow for less discomfort and speedier healing. Now, once you've used the Preparation-H for a couple of days, you wanna lay off of it because the tissues will develop an addiction to it if used for to long, which means that eventually the cream will become useless. When you lay off the Preparation-H, the best thing to use to keep healing the area is extra-virgin Olive oil. Several times a day (especially after a bowel movement, which will always tend to irritate the area until it's fully healed), clean the area really nice with some moist towelettes (which by the way is the ONLY thing you should use until you're fully healed; FORGET about toilet paper until they're fully healed) and apply some oil to the area. This should do the job and get it all back to normal.

The best way to treat inflamed haemorrhoids is to take Daflon 500, 2tablets three times a day for at least one week the continue for another week with one talblet morning and evening.

long2Blong · 02-09-2009, 07:51 PM

I'm back, and almost fully healed :D. Thought I should do my bit by letting you all know a remedie for my particular situation.
Injury
Weaker erections, weak ejaculation, urinary dribbling, loss of sensation in head/glans.

Course of Treatment
2xArginine and Orthinine per day.
1-3xPURE Fish oil (no added omegas etc.)
1-2x 15mg Zinc
1x Vit E (d alpha)

Action
Complete cease of PE for around 6months. Morning and evening baths (EXPENSIVE I know). Massage gently affected areas every bath. Increase physical excersize - resistance training and cardiovascular, yoga would also help tremendously. Reduce ejaculations to 2 or 3 per week.

I hope this helps! :D I got a few of my ideas for this from a (taboo at betterman) website, so i'l not mention the name, the actual site i'm 99% sure is a complete facade but there are a few decent ideas.

This is what works for me, I hope it will for you.

Big Al · 03-25-2009, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by long2Blong

I'm back, and almost fully healed :D. Thought I should do my bit by letting you all know a remedie for my particular situation.
Injury
Weaker erections, weak ejaculation, urinary dribbling, loss of sensation in head/glans.

Course of Treatment
2xArginine and Orthinine per day.
1-3xPURE Fish oil (no added omegas etc.)
1-2x 15mg Zinc
1x Vit E (d alpha)

Action
Complete cease of PE for around 6months. Morning and evening baths (EXPENSIVE I know). Massage gently affected areas every bath. Increase physical excersize - resistance training and cardiovascular, yoga would also help tremendously. Reduce ejaculations to 2 or 3 per week.

I hope this helps! :D I got a few of my ideas for this from a (taboo at betterman) website, so i'l not mention the name, the actual site i'm 99% sure is a complete facade but there are a few decent ideas.

This is what works for me, I hope it will for you.

You mentioned that you overdid it on the masturbation. This in itslef is likely to cause a lot of problems. Did you try cutting back on masturbating as well?

long2Blong · 03-26-2009, 02:50 PM

Cutting down on masturbation helps greatly. I'm still not fully cured actually but will let this thread know when I am!

Big Al · 03-26-2009, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by long2Blong

Cutting down on masturbation helps greatly. I'm still not fully cured actually but will let this thread know when I am!

Sounds good :) Looking forward to hearing that all is well with you.

long2Blong · 03-26-2009, 07:43 PM

Cheers Big Al. Is always good to hear such encouragement. I'm quite happy with whats going on down there atm really..
My current and remaining problems are weak ejaculation (normally rectified by either abstainance or longer stimulation i.e. edging) and not as much girth as I wish I was packing. If those two things could be changed my life would be perfect. Guess we can't have it all!

Big Al · 03-27-2009, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by long2Blong

Cheers Big Al. Is always good to hear such encouragement. I'm quite happy with whats going on down there atm really..
My current and remaining problems are weak ejaculation (normally rectified by either abstainance or longer stimulation i.e. edging) and not as much girth as I wish I was packing. If those two things could be changed my life would be perfect. Guess we can't have it all!

You can get there. Just keep making short, attainable goals. Over time, you'll be surprised at how far you can get.

bedisu · 07-20-2009, 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Al

Original newsletter: <Newsletter #4- "Penile Injuries" - PE Forums- The Original Free Penis Enlargement Forum>

In this newsletter, I'm going to cover penile injuries/afflictions that may occur because of improper exercise techniques, trauma, and/or negligence.

Little Red Spots- The occurence of little red spots are very common. Almost everyone that's done concentrated girth work has had to deal little red spots on the head and shaft of the penis. The spots, known as "petechiae", are the most common "negative" side effect from doing PE. In reality, they're relatively harmless. Why do we get them? Well, they are nothing more than little pinpoint-sized bruises cause by excessive compressing of the penis. As long as the spots don't get any bigger than a pinpoint, you shouldn't even bother worrying about them. Time, massage, and hot wraps/soaks will alleviate them. The occurence of little red spots is very common.

Bruising- The occurence of bruising is common. A more intense version of the little red spots, bruising usually occurs from heavy hanging without enough padding in the hanger, or from hanging too long and tight without a break. Some bruises on the penis are so severe that they actually form a bolus of blood underneath the skin. In that case, a sterile needle can be used to drain some of the blood (BE CAREFUL!) While not very serious (unless you've manage to cut off so much circulation to the penis that you've destroyed tissue), bruising can be very unsightly. Treatments usually consist of rest, hot wraps/soaks, applications of "Arnica" to the penis itself, and the consumption of a supplement called "Butcher's Broom". Both Arnica and Butcher's Broom can usually be found in any nutritional outlet.

Rashes- The occurence of rashes are very common. Rashes (from PE) are usually caused by a lack of lubrication while milking. A rash may appear as a small red area, or in extreme cases, may resemble a burn and may be accompanied by small cuts or scrapes. Cocoa butter cream, "Bag Balm", and other mild skin creams and ointments are effective in alleviating rashes.

Thrombosed Veins- The occurence of thrombosed veins are not too common. A thrombosed vein is a vein that's been distended due to too much internal vascular pressure inside the vein itself. It's usually caused by abusing squeeze type exercises, but pumpers have been known to get them. Many men that have suffered from this condition have commented that it's relatively painless, but a very few seem to suffer excruciating pain. The treatment for this? Rest and hot wraps/soaks. To prevent this from happening in the future, exercise moderation in the activity that caused it in the first place.

Strained ligaments- The occurrence of strained ligaments is fairly common. Strained ligaments a the base of the penis can occur from hanging/stretching too often and intensely without enough rest, or can occur from a single incident of excessively intense hanging/stretching. Most of the pain felt from strained ligaments can be felt at the base of the penis, and may extend to the interior of the pubis and even as far as the lower abdomen. Lots of rest is required for strained ligaments... and it's of the utmost importance! Doing PE with strained ligaments can lead to actual tearing of the ligaments, which may require surgery.

Peyronie's Disease- The occurence of Peyronie's is uncommon. According to medical experts, the causes of Payronie's are unclear. A plaque (hard lump) that forms on the penis characterizes Peyronie's. The plaque usually causes a bend in the penis; and in severe cases, may make sexual intercourse painful or impossible. Peyronie's can be treated with exercises, but in severe cases, surgery may be required.

Broken Penis- The occurence of broken penises are rare. A broken penis is caused by severe trauma to an erection, causing a rupture in the tunica. Broken penises most commonly occur during sex; while the man is thrusting, pulls out, and misses the vagina. Other causes of broken penises are falls, and careless pumping. A broken penis is characterized by intense pain and severe bruising to the penis and surrounding area. Surgery is almost always required to fix a broken penis.

If you guys can think of any penile injuries/afflictions that are not covered in this section, please let us know.

I bruised my penis during sex about 4 days ago about 3/4 down the shaft; there has been some pain associated with it. The next day when I became aroused, the bruising spread around the entire circumference of my penis at a thickness of about 1/2 inch. The following day when I was aroused again, new red blood mixed in with the purple bruising. Today the bruising has gone down, and the pain has largely subsided. Does this sound like something that is taking care of itself, or do you think I need to pay a visit to the doc?

Pegasus · 07-20-2009, 07:20 AM

I would go to the doc with this. The new blood coming in is a worry.

gement · 03-19-2010, 11:18 AM

Interesting post dude....Forums are always helpful in one way or the other. Thanks for giving out information. It’s really nice and mean full.

Big Al · 03-19-2010, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by gement

Interesting post dude....Forums are always helpful in one way or the other. Thanks for giving out information. It’s really nice and mean full.

Glad you like it- thanks :)

happy stud · 03-20-2010, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by gement

Interesting post dude....Forums are always helpful in one way or the other. Thanks for giving out information. It’s really nice and mean full.

Hey man we are damn glad you joined. Theres lots of good information here. Look around and youll find alot of good stuff. Let us know if you cant find anything. Most of the people here are pretty cool so you shouldnt have any trouble getting an answer.

slickwillie · 04-09-2010, 12:15 AM

I'll send you a picture of my mother-in-law, so during your recovery you'll sure as hell not get hard! ;)

JonPop · 04-09-2010, 12:23 AM

Here ya go. Picture of the Sasquatch woman.

http://www.betterman.com/attachments...-sighting1.jpg

happy stud · 04-09-2010, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by slickwillie

I'll send you a picture of my mother-in-law, so during your recovery you'll sure as hell not get hard! ;)

Speaking of mother-in-laws always remember that the worst thing about bigamy is you get 2 mother-in-laws.

marrydavidson101 · 04-10-2010, 07:40 AM

thanks for sharing such a nice information

Big Al · 04-10-2010, 02:11 PM

You're welcome :)

slickwillie · 04-11-2010, 02:29 AM

Just to jump back on the injury topic, I've been listening to my body (taking today off for that reason), with regards to PE. I thought Slick was a bit sore this morning and when Monica got me going, I knew I was going to take a break today. Granted, I'll be doing about 100-150 jelq's tomorrow (unless I'm still sore), I just want to throw that out there for others to follow in listening to your body. If you're sore or not feeling it, take a break as it could save you from seriously injuring a very important "part" of your body. My 2 cents...