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#41
Melatonin can help you in this but it can also mess up your hormonal health.
#42
Hello,
do you know of any method to lower the number of errections you get at night during sleep?
It's the opposite of what most want or recommend, yes i know, but in my case i feel like too many errections at night aggrevate my pain the next day. I observe this because when it's hot temperature and i have arousing thought during sleep, pain is worse the next day.

Can you recommend me smth?
#43
Can i ask what size your heating pad is or could you even send  me a link to get an idea? Mine is like a flat cushion, big enough to sit on it. When i want to put it on the penis, it is a little bit difficult but i close my legs and hold it there in place
#44
Thanks. Yeah i bought a home course for pelvic issues, pudendal, and weak errections. I stopped it, will have to continue. It's just 3 months of 2x 30 min a day but i couldn't finish it so far. This disease is bothering me so much yet i still did not do it. I will start it this time definetely and finish.

The strange things i even feel a tingling feeling, very similar to that in the penis and happening at the exact same time, in my right lower leg and foot. This was more at the begining of the disease, but still there. That is why i really think pelvic floor and lower back must be involved in a way
#45
Yes I do. I will sit on the heating pad first for about 30 to 45 minutes for my pelvic muscles. Then I place it on top of my penis for about 30 minutes. When I was in chronic pain I would do this about 3 to 4 times throughout the day. Just don't burn yourself and never fall asleep with it on.
#46
It sound too me like you are experiencing pelvic pain issues. This is where the musculature areas of the groin and pelvic region get unbalanced. I was diagnosed with that after I fell on a steel beam and broke my tailbone. I too experienced severe pain which I thought was in my prostate. It requires physical therapy so to speak by stretching and strengthening those muscle areas.
#47
All flaccid pain. The worst Thing ever. Yeah when sitting the left testicles is pretty tight to the Base. But i have pain in the Other Side of the Base. The Side that gets shortened because from the Other Side There is pressure. Will try to Show it to my urologist
#48
Thank you, i own a heating Pad. I sit on it and it can Help to relax the pelvic muscles. Do you Put the heating Pad on the Penis itself?
#49
Introduce Yourself / Re: Symptoms for a month, then...
Last post by Mikel7 - April 14, 2024, 06:53:09 PM
Cialis is safe and will provide added inflammation reduction and help with keeping your penis filled with fresh oxygenated blood. Starting traction soon should help with preventing any more curvatures and size reductions. Doing nothing will not help you out at this point. Being proactive with a plan of action is a must. Remember that this is a marathon and not a sprint. Also have you taken any preliminary measurements of your penis? It can help you in the long run for actually knowing just how much you have lost or regained back in your size if any.
#50
Quote from: Sonic on April 14, 2024, 03:42:15 PMSome interesting stuff from that study.

Yep, very interesting. Also to add, the strength of my erection can determine my degree of curvature because of this. If I'm very erect, like after a week of abstinence, the curve can be straighter.. Never perfectly straight, maybe a tad bit less than 20 degrees. It can be at it's straightest 20 degrees or a tiny bit less. At most, it can be 30 degrees, if I haven't abstained, causing the indented area to flop more. I wonder if that is similar for you also.

I am honestly quite tempted to try an injection, leaning towards the P-shot. Intuitively it makes sense to me that the increased blood will force the contraction to expand and open up, but I haven't looked into the P-shot enough to do it yet. I'm doubtful that Xiaflex would be of benefit/appropriate for what we both have, even when ignoring the costs and focusing on effectiveness.

ETG surgery also would definitely fix the issue, at least cosmetically, but I'd rather try and open up the contraction than place a graft on top.  I guess if all else fails, ETG would be the answer.