Will traction help my situation?

[olowshinenine]

Hello

I am currently using a suction cup traction device with a 200gram weight to help with my Peyronies Disease. I cannot feel any lumps in my penis however I do have major narrowing of the upper shaft and a bulge on the underside of the penis. I have a small left curve as well. The curve is not so troubling its the narrowing. I think I have a fibrotic ring. Is traction going to help this at all?

I have been doing traction but I am worried I am doing to much because the next day my penis is usually smaller and retracted it feels like less blood is in it. No pain. However I do have some tension in the groin after the traction session.

Is 200grams too much?

[Mikel7]

I am assuming that you are using the PMP. Below is a photo of the different tensions at different markings. Since you are not in pain but only experience some physical things I say just keep at it with the lowest marking #1. I am curious though as you say that you feel tension in your groin? Have you ever had issues with pelvic pain? Do you do any leg/squat exercises or Kegels? CPPS is a very real problem and under adressed in men. I know because I have been diagnosed with this thing. It mimics prostate and urinary tract issues but is only a very tight pelvic girdle actually strangulating everything in our groin area. Physical therapy and relaxation stretches have provided me with relief.

Traction done long term has helped a lot of us with peyronies related issues. Consistency is the key and a mindset of this taking a long time. As long as you are not in pain and are following the lowest setting to start with you will get used to using it. It took me about a full 6 weeks to find the correct diaphragms and sluices for the PMP and wearing it for a total of about 4 to 6 hours a day. I did take breaks every couple of hours or so though for blood flow.

[olowshinenine]

I am not using the pmp. I can only do traction after work for maybe an hour. I have a suction cup with silicon sluice which I attach to the penis then a 200 gram rice sock for a weight at the other end of a bungie string. So I sit at my desk with this contraption. First I heat up my penis with the rice sock then do the traction then after the traction I heat the penis again. No pain however I still get the turtling and I feel a tension in my Perineum area.

At the gym I do squats and many other stretches to stay flexible. I have never had any ED perineum penis issues my entire life until I got Peyronies Disease and started traction.  

[Pfract]

As long as you don't increase the weights like crazy, then it should be okay just like the picture from Mikel shows.

But ideally you would want a traction device to apply consistent force and also allow you to gauge your progress along the way.