Update 2024-12-07

After trying to use PMP for days without success I expected a defect of the device.

The valve did not close correctly and I wrote the PMP support.

The replacement device can finally keep the pressure in the glans chamber. Unfortunately I think the pump ball also has an issue as, when I open the valve with the pump ball it does not keep the pressure. Therefore when I open, release and close the valve extremely fast I can after 2-3 pump rounds get the glans c.a. 50% in. I wrote the support again.

Does anyone have the same issue? Really thinking of trying RestoreX again even so I am scared about the clamp mechanism.

Hello Guys,

after taking a brake from the PMP (trip to Vegas and sickness) I went back on.
But I had to take a brake after about a week do to irritation on my glans.
Like red dots or pickels.
Small.
After a week that was gone so I went back on Traction.
After 4 days the same problem.

I already reduced tension.

Now different silicon gel is under way,any further ideas?

I am also selling a Restorex. 380pounds/450 euro negotiable.

Hi everyone, I am selling my Restorex device initially purchased from the brand itself in the US. It has only been used a couple of times, so it is in excellent condition - as new. I am able to sell in person in London (UK) and Lisbon (Portugal), otherwise can ship it to other parts of the UK and Europe.
Let's say 380pounds/450euro. Depending on how much interest there is, I'm more than happy to negotiate for a lower price.
Cheers.

charlee982: I paid £4370 for 6 sessions of ESWT shockwave therapy and it was a complete waste of time.

You'll see on this forum it is a well known scam.

Only proven therapy to work is daily Tadalafil, VED, traction and Xiaflex.

Hi there! I have ED and Peyronie's disease as well, and I've come across at-home shockwave devices before. From my perspective, they seem ineffective because most lack the precision of focused shockwaves and aren't supported by robust clinical studies. Professional shockwave therapy, conducted in a medical setting, uses specialized equipment designed for proven therapeutic results. In contrast, medications like PDE5 inhibitors or injections offer far more reliable and evidence-based outcomes.

Your experience resonates with me, and I appreciate your honesty. I've dealt with Peyronie's for a while now, and though I've tried to stay hopeful, there are moments when the weight of it feels overwhelming. The persistent pain, the frustration of not feeling like myself, and the sense of isolation during social moments all contribute to a heavy psychological burden. It's particularly tough when society, friends, or even family constantly bring up topics like relationships or sex, not realizing the inner battles we face.

For me, a big turning point in coping has been accepting that this journey is a marathon, not a sprint. My treatment has included medication like Cialis, which has helped improve blood flow and alleviate some of the symptoms, though it's not a magic bullet. I also sought physical therapy and tried stretching exercises under medical supervision. While the physical benefits of these treatments have been gradual, what has helped me even more is working on my mental health. Therapy, mindfulness, and rediscovering hobbies that bring joy—like sports or creative pursuits—have been lifelines during those low days.

It's encouraging to hear that you're starting to work out again and looking forward to boxing. Those moments of physical activity and release can be so grounding. And though it feels isolating now, remember that sharing your struggles, even in small ways, can foster connection and understanding. You're not alone in feeling this way, and while it might not take away the pain, knowing there's a community of others who get it can make the load a little lighter. Keep going; you're doing better than you think.

Like Pfrat said you might try a small dosage of Cialis (2.5 mg) to see if this will help you. It can reduce inflammation and help with healing. Also I used heat therapy for pain and it worked wonderfully for relief. If you don't do anything things could get worse.

Just remember to make a written list of your questions ahead of time so you get everything answered. Then write down his responses.

Quote from: GaussRifle on November 03, 2023, 11:45:54 AMI would try daily 5mg and then top of 5mg 2 hours before sex.

Can vouch for this... Initially when I was in a lot of pain and anxious when about to have sex, I would take up up to 7.5mg. 5mg in the morning and 2mg before.

Over time, as I got more comfortable, I started reducing dosage. I surf and am generally active, 7.5mg would give me a bit of heartburn when I'd do intense sports like surfing / Motocross and generally stronger heartbeats through my chest. 5mg daily is a lot and gets me quite hard and definitely ready for more than 2 rounds of sex consecutively.

These days I take 2.5mg daily. Still with pain here and there in the area of complaints, but since I started being diligent with taking it daily much better overall and can even have sex twice consecutively with my gf. Doesnt seem to be a build up of tolerance. Aiming to start taking 2.5mg every 36hours and reporting how reducing the dosage has an effect.

Before upping your dose, try building up the amount of cialis in your system. I advice starting out at 5/10mg for atleast 5 days before you decide if its effective for your or not. From someone close to your age, idk if you watch porn or not but I definitely notice a SIGNIFCANT increase in erection quality not engaging with it and just getting off with my GF for real.

hoping it works for you, arthur, it works well enough for me at a low dosage, although does little for the existing flaccid pain, that however is another concern.

kind regards

s