Is edging good, bad, or neutral for a Peyronies in remission? I particularly want to determine whether it can trigger a relapse. There seems to be conflicting evidence on this forum: some say their disease was caused by edging; others instead use edging as part of their therapeutic regimen.
My Peyronies has been inactive for at least a year. I do not have a problem with abstaining from edging if needed. Just interested what the wisdom is on the subject.
When referring to edging, I mean relatively long 'edging' sessions (say 1/2 hr and longer, but less than 2 hours).
Thanks!
My opinion is that edging is the worst thing you can do. Others may have a different opinion.
Quote from: NeoV on December 16, 2020, 04:03:10 AM
My opinion is that edging is the worst thing you can do. Others may have a different opinion.
Hmm, I do this. Why would you say its bad Neo?
I was going on the theory that my uro says erections = blood flow = good, therefore longer erections = very good...
Thanks for your opinion NeoV.
What is the rationale for this?
my opinion is that hedging is good because you stretch the penile tissues naturally so it is harder to loose elasticity
BUT take care to not overmasturbate (always masturbate with lubricant )
Im guessing it messes up your brain chemistry with all that dopamine overload, desensiyizes you and depressesing you.
Hey Guys:
Just my 2 cents on the subject of edging. Don't do it as the pressure builds up in your prostate gland. While it has not been authenticated by any research (as far as I know) the brain concentrates of letting an ejaculation. IMHO opinion and based on my personal experience of my early youth it did have it affect on my prostate resulting in cancer of it in later years. My personal uro of many years experience did contribute from the experience of edging.
The above carries my usual caveat of "let the user beware"
Old Man