Can anyone comment if this is a bad sign? Is it possible That the VED session is stretching the healthy tissue and not the scar tissue thus, the dents are looking more pronounced ?
My condition is getting worse and I'm just confused on what to do. I'm unsure if VED n restorex are helping or making things worse now.
It's difficult for me to even pump due to my penis base inflating upwards and hitting the cylinder right whwre my dent is located which is extremely risky. I have tried using a larger diameter cylinder but I don't get too much of an erection in there.
Please help with any advice on how to target dents
My main issues are dents/hinge/hourglassing and in talking with Dr. Trost in this regard he did say he sees little benefit to VED as it doesn't seem to stretch the diseased tissue. Thus, the healthy tissue stretches while the scarring does not and you may then have even more of a discrepancy visibly. I took that as it doesn't actually makes things worse but rather it could be perceived as such.
That said, I still do VED in my routine. I pump to full erection and I definitely feel the stretch in my problem area. Never painful and it actually feels good though. My healthy penis is no doubt a bit thicker as a result of all this but I also believe the scarring has stretched too.
Dorian
I dont think VED or tractions will do anything for your situation. You been doing traction for couple years and you keep injuring yourself. Why keep doing it?
Per the VED. I think it's just makes it seems like your dents are worse because the healthy tissue around it is now more pronounced.
I'm been having the dent/hourglass for almost 3 years now, after trying absolutely everything to get better it did the opposite effect, now I believe that I would be much better off if I never tried anything, for our type of fibrosis nothing can be done except surgery. Buy defenetly the WORST "therapy" in my case was the P-shot combine with amniom, that made my penis in a really bad shape