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Has anyone had any results with Pentox on hourglass / indentation(s) ??

I guess it might be difficult to assess the effect of Pentox only as people might have been using VED therapy at the same time, which on this Forum, seems to have given the best results on indentations

Any thoughts / views / observations appreciated....

Thanks

Not in mine so far...but mine is only visible in flaccid/semi-rigid....

Gutted

I think mainly VED helped me with the hourglasses, Pentox with low dose Cialis contributed for sure with softening the plaques.

James

krazylord

I answered your post.
The only treatment that worked/working for me is VED, Pentox, low dose Cialis.
Sadly I had to exclude Pentox from my treatment after 18 months as it affected badly my immune system

James

Hi James,

Thanks, I saw that! I am gonna try the same treatment and see how it goes. I read the thread about your problems with pentox and inmune system. I will just take it 3 times a day 400mg, like the doc told me, and see.

Thanks for your time!

krazylord

Monitor your white blood cells from time to time while you are on Pentox

James

Thanks for the suggestion. I am gonna visit my family doctor and order a blood test, and will try to do it a couple of times a year.

If I may ask...how does pentox relate to low white cells?

Thanks James!

Thanks for the answers guys. I thought most people would be using VED and Pentox together rather than just the Pentox alone. So difficult to assess the effect or otherwise of Pentox on indentations

I've just started my first 'practice' week with VED and hope to be on Pentox by early January following a Urologist appointment.

I am also taking Mag Chloride tabs (520mg tab twice a day) and applying Magnesium Oil for transdermal absorption to boost blood level Mg+ further.

Also on Ubiquinol 100mg 3x per day and Acetyl-L-Carnitine 1000mg 2x per day

Traction between 4 - 6 hours a day

Hi @krazylord,
Did you make any progress with VED?
I am also having hourglass and ED.
Thanks!
Alfredo

Gutted, seems like a great plan, consider adding low dose nightly PDE5i to help remodel plaque.  See the survival guide also:  Peyronies Survival Guide - Information for New Members - Peyronies Society Forums (https://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php/topic,3180.msg44057.html#msg44057)