Is pain good or bad?

[Mr man]

Recently I began a new traction device. Results are impressive. Curvature seems to have reduced ever so slightly. Have night time and morning erections that are stiff. Without the aid of Viagra. However, pain has started at the point where curvature is.

2 theories come to mind. The plaque is breaking up. Causing pain. Allow it to dissipate. Continue treatment or

Pain is a bad sign. Ease up on traction.

Would really appreciate your thoughts or experiences please?

[1234]

I would take a small break or lower the tension of the device. I once injured myself again by doing too much traction and it took months to recover.
I think pain is never a good sign.

[Mr man]

Thanks.  

[LuisFernandez]

I dunno, i think it depends on the type of pain. But there were periods where i experienced pain right on the scar tissue. Indeed i believe it's because the scar tissue is breaking up. And so you want to continue to do traction. You certainly don't want to break up the scar, then stop and cause even *more* contraction by the shortening of the new scar.

The idea is to break up the scar tissue, and have new healthy (semi-scar) tissue form in an elongated state.

So i'd say it's good. Now if the pain is say new areas, in the smooth muscle - then i'd say back off just a bit. You may have to 'build' up your penis to the tension being applied.

[postrocker]

Recently I began a new traction device. Results are impressive. Curvature seems to have reduced ever so slightly. Have night time and morning erections that are stiff. Without the aid of Viagra. However, pain has started at the point where curvature is.

2 theories come to mind. The plaque is breaking up. Causing pain. Allow it to dissipate. Continue treatment or

Pain is a bad sign. Ease up on traction.

Would really appreciate your thoughts or experiences please?

Hello.
Which traction device are you using and since when/for how long every day?