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Title: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Markyj on March 31, 2021, 07:12:07 PM
Medical articles and doctors say that getting hit while flaccid rarely causes any long term or significant injuries due to it's flaccidity, mobility, and low pressure. People with Hard Flaccid condition generally have less flexible and firmer flaccid.  Does non severe blunt impact to the flaccid penis mean that it is not as safe as people without hard flaccid?  Do I need to worry more about impact from sports for example or is it likely the same risk as everyone else?
Title: Re: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Curvekiller94 on April 02, 2021, 09:40:46 AM
Great question I would imagine getting hit with hard flaccid would hurt pretty bad I would try to avoid it. I have it and I have been avoiding activities where that can happen out of fear
Title: Re: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Jimmy123 on April 18, 2022, 07:52:27 AM
An important point. This happened to me recently and it was -very- unpleasant. I don't think there has been any permanent damage (just additional pain that is improving after a few days) but that is more luck than anything else.
Title: Re: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Juan on April 19, 2022, 04:32:21 AM
What are you doing for hard flaccid? I've been suffering it for more than 1 year. Inthink it's a nerve damage.
Title: Re: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Jimmy123 on April 19, 2022, 06:59:10 AM
Many people seem to report improvement in HF whilst lying down. I don't see how this is indicative of nerve damage but I'm no expert.
Title: Re: Getting hit in groin with "hard flaccid"
Post by: Juan on April 20, 2022, 04:30:25 PM
Yes me too have improvements if hf while lying down.
HF is a contraction of the corpus cavernosa smooth muscle, that's for sure. The point is to know what causes that contraction.