When did folks start to see success with the ved and traction? How many months or years? I am currently doing both alternating on and off between them. started in march 23. I am using soma correct and a suction cup traction weight pulley system.
VED (SomaCorrect) for around 6 months, but first month/6 weeks I was doing it
totally wrong, then I was using a cylinder that was too big, and then I had about 3 weeks off in Feb/Mar... so I've only been doing it what I'd consider properly for around 3 1/2 months, once a day, twice when I can.
Traction since Feb, 2 hours a day with the PMP.
Improvements so far are:
- My problem areas almost completely filling in inside the VED, this has translated a little to the real-world, but only a very small amount. For reference, for the first couple of months of VED, my problem areas would not budge.
- My pain has completely resolved.
- My curve has stopped getting worse, and is maybe 5% better.
- My EQ has improved to almost pre-peyronies.
- I'm a tiny bit longer and a little girthier than it was pre-peyronies; Tractiion has definitely regained size and VED has helped with overall girth.
These changes are slight, and very minute. People here are absolutely not lying when they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. My urologist has told me to keep at VED and traction for a further 6 months - that'll mean that when all is done and said I'll have been using a VED for 12 months and traction for nearly 9 months. That is definitely no short amount of time!
Keep at it.
Because I do different things for therapy (VED, RestoreX, sex, keto) it's hard to zero in on one thing. But with the RestoreX, it has been roughly three months and I've gained back exactly what I lost with Peyronies Disease, which was over an inch. I'm continuing usage because I've heard it can help with the banding as well. Lots of that to deal with yet.
Quote from: RexRG on May 09, 2023, 02:16:34 PMBecause I do different things for therapy (VED, RestoreX, sex, keto) it's hard to zero in on one thing. But with the RestoreX, it has been roughly three months and I've gained back exactly what I lost with Peyronies Disease, which was over an inch. I'm continuing usage because I've heard it can help with the banding as well. Lots of that to deal with yet.
Very good that the Restorex has helped you regain what you've lost. You might be a good candidate for an Extratunical Graft procedure, it could possibly provide support to your narrowed area. I see on your signature that you are based in the US. There are doctors over there that do it. It is ''less invasive' than other peyronies surgeries and comes with less side effects and risks. Look up Extratunical Grafting.
I started Soma and suction cup weight pulley traction in march 23. Along with heat sock therapy, eating more antioxidant rich foods, 5mg Cialis, baby aspirin, turmeric, vitamin e supplement, vitamin d3 and k2, Irwin naturals steel libido Red, pumpkin seeds, non dutched dark chocolate, lots of raw broccoli, Also been squatting more at the gym for Test boost.
Erection pain is gone. Before therapy it was quite pronounced during sex for several months before.
However my deformity is still there. My penis shaft narrows as it gets closer to the glands and then a slight bend to the left. I also have a large bulge on the underside of the penis. Very strange.
EQ is good, also getting morning wood again.
I think so far much more blood flow to the penis but I am worried I am not doing enough to reverse the deformity.
Considering taking Kanchanar Guggulu
because I read this study
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301646956_CLINICAL_EFFICACY_OF_A_TRADITIONAL_AYURVEDIC_COMPOUND_ON_PEYRONIE'S_DISEASE_A_CASE_STUDY
Anyone else get a shriveled dick after traction or ved use?
Quote from: olowshinenine on May 10, 2023, 09:26:22 AMConsidering taking Kanchanar Guggulu
because I read this study
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/301646956_CLINICAL_EFFICACY_OF_A_TRADITIONAL_AYURVEDIC_COMPOUND_ON_PEYRONIE'S_DISEASE_A_CASE_STUDY
Doesn't say it has serious side effects... but if I'm right he was in the active stage ( symptoms 6 months)
Quote from: Sonic on May 09, 2023, 05:16:20 PMVery good that the Restorex has helped you regain what you've lost. You might be a good candidate for an Extratunical Graft procedure, it could possibly provide support to your narrowed area. I see on your signature that you are based in the US. There are doctors over there that do it. It is ''less invasive' than other peyronies surgeries and comes with less side effects and risks. Look up Extratunical Grafting.
I get goosebumps when I think of surgery on my penis. Hypoesthesia scares the heck out of me. But I'm scheduled to see Dr Yafi (https://www.urology.uci.edu/dept_faculty_yafi.shtml) soon and he's a reconstructive surgeon. So, maybe.