Should I start traction now?

[curvedcarnivore]

I was just wondering if ordering a RestoreX and starting traction now is the next step in my Peyronie's Disease treatment plan consisting of DIET (OMAD + Carnivore) and RESTING MY PENIS... along with 5mg Cialis daily.

Or should I hold out on starting traction until I see my urologist on December 20?

I'm concerned that perhaps I may miss out on some early Peyronies Disease recovery by waiting that long before starting traction, but on the other hand, I'm worried that I may cause further damage by rushing into traction.

Thanks for helping me work this one out!

[Pfract]

If you follow the recommended protocol and rest times, there is not risk with doing traction. OR i should say... very minimal? Go for it!

[curvedcarnivore]

If you follow the recommended protocol and rest times, there is not risk with doing traction. OR i should say... very minimal? Go for it!

Thank you for your reply, as the device is $1500 here in Australia so I very much don't want to get this wrong or buy something useless. But from what I'm reading it seems like the main pillars to beat this disease are DIET and TRACTION.

Also, is it easy to understand how to use the thing properly with the included instructions? (As in, you don't need a urologist's help?)

I'll wait and see if anybody else chimes in before committing, but I very much appreciate your comment.

[Mikel7]

I agree with Pfract with starting traction. The $1500.00 seems rather steep. I am sure there are other ways to purchase it for less money. Is it the shipping cost?

[curvedcarnivore]

It's sadly the only stockist in Australia, as mentioned on their website.

https://www.endopersonalcare.com.au/penile-traction-ed/restorex-penile-traction-therapy/

I think I'm just going to bite the bullet, as I want to get started on doing the three main things – DIET, TRACTION, and REST – while it's still early days.

[curvedcarnivore]

If you follow the recommended protocol and rest times, there is not risk with doing traction. OR i should say... very minimal? Go for it!

Thank you mate. Is the RestoreX device simple enough to figure out how to use? As in, the instructions are easy enough to understand and I don't need help from a doctor?  

[curvedcarnivore]

If you follow the recommended protocol and rest times, there is not risk with doing traction. OR i should say... very minimal? Go for it!

Thanks mate! I just ordered the device. I'm hoping I can work out how to use the thing with the provided instructions. As I'm hoping that the recommended protocol and rest times are detailed clearly there? (You can likely tell I'm rather anxious about the whole thing and getting it wrong!)