Τhanks Mikel7

Time in traction is just that. I hope you are taking a break in between sessions.

For the past year I have been able to work from home, and then I have been able to do 2x30 minutes with Restorex. But starting from the beginning of the year I need to come into the office again every day. And then it becomes difficult to make time for that time in the morning. So, do you think it is the same benefit to drive 60 minutes in the evening?

That is normal for the device. There is some wiggle room on my Restorex too.

Dr Levine is located in Chicago Ill at the Rush medical center. I am not sure that he has any satellite offices. He is my DR and I have been very pleased with him and his approach to treating peyronies.

Hi, I could not make PMP work therefore I am now considering RestoreX. Unfortunately I now was diagnosed with Morbus Ledderhose. I also have other Connective Tissue issues and family history. Therefore I guess I have Dupuytren's Diathesis.

I read it is a more aggressive form of the disease. Also I read that one should not stretch the scars of Dupuytren's. Therefore I wanted to know if anyone has also the Diathesis and successful used RestoreX or know of someone who did this successfully.

Thanks

This movement is normal or i must tight some screws ?

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Good to know. I keep seeing Dr. Levine. Where is he located? Or does this doctor travel around?

Yes you are correct on that I'm sorry. We need to update that sticky! I must say though that daily cialis and tadalafil is not just for your erections. It is for the primary purpose of promoting healing and reducing internal inflammation. Inflammation is the fuel that gives peyronies its destruction power. Any way to reduce this in your body is a plus! Stop smoking, reduce alcohol, diet etc.... I stil hold tot eh idea that traction does work. It did for me and countless others here. It is just the knowing when to start it as it is a lengthy process. Remember that this is a marathon and not a sprint.

There is virtually nothing in the survival guide that explains any details about when or not to when to use a traction device.
All I know is that my urologist said it could be a good option to use at any point and has good results.

For me it's still very early and so will probably wait a while yet to introduce it. But do think I eventually will.