I believe there are dangers involved In doing PE, but most of them are a result of doing them to excess. Some PE exercises are intended to increase blood supply to the penis which is natures way to promote healing. Anything taken to extreme is dangerous, including doctor prescribed medications. Hen...

jn1421 wrote:Whew, I guess I can relax and take a nap now that you've diagnosed my life and motives. Who knew?

and we can all relax now that i'm sure i helped prevent some men from taking your advice that can render them potentially impotent. glad i can help men stay clear of bad advice.

I am aware that Uros do not recommend PE but I'm not convinced that 'all medical advice' is against them. Before doing PE, my penis was dead. Three days after starting, I had my first 'natural' erection is 5 years and they have gotten better every day since. PE brought it all back, better than befo...

Xenine, I have been 'safely' practicing penis exercises (PE) for over three years now and have never injured my penis. I have overdone it a few times resulting in bruising and soreness, but never had an injury. The sole reason I started PE was to recover from ED and I have to confess I am very, ver...

i strongly encourage all of u to think twice about doing p/e exercises. there are thousands of men who are now PERMANENTLY impotent from doing these exercises. there have been dreadful cases where ligaments, nerves and other vital tissue have been torn clean off from the base of the penis. as a resu...

Perhaps the key to any safe and effective ED treatment is to remain under the watchful eye and diligent care of a trained professional. Finding a solution does NOT mean that you don't go back to the doctor. Greg thank you antelope! u summed up EXACTLY what a man should do under those cirmstances.. ...

Actually, the connection between injecting and peyronie's is still highly debated. The Peyronie's Association(.org) is a great resource. Stan Hardin there says that there are no clear studies connecting the two. Doctors I work with say that men with malfunctioning penises are prone to get peyronies...

[quote="Andy1950"]. None of this supports your claim above. The last two don't even have anything to do with scarring, fibrosis, etc.[/quote] these links convey ample health risks to injecting. negative impacts of injecting can be easily googled. why u dont acknowledge this may have to do ...

Found the attached on line. You need to scroll down to "Safety of Injecting" those are general guidelines. but even when adhereing to guidelines, the penis will eventually respond to scarring, fibrosis, peyronies and penile death. see the follwing links: http://www.healthboards.com/boards...

I have experienceed 20 years of increasing ED due to diabetes so I am willing to take the small risk of developing scar tissue in order to be able to have pleasurable sex with my wife of 42 years. A smaller stiff dick, is better than a longer limp dick. i understand.. but keep in mind that injectio...