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Hey guys, I'm glad I found this place. I'm a 38yr old guy that's not a slouch in bed and fortunately I do not suffer from ED but my girth relative to my length is very disappointing. I need more girth. I am now considering starting to pump as a routine and was hoping I could get some solid info here. Here's my ?'s...

- Who here can confirm the long term effects of pumping? I'm curious how this effects our members long term. I just don't want to wind up with erection problems later on in life. Is it truly a safe solution as long as the routines are kept in check?
- Can anyone confirm a sustainable and substantial growth in girth while pumping on a routine?
- Should I pump while erect or completely soft ?
- Do I have to pump right before sex every time?
- How do you guys like the Hydromax series ?
- How long does it take to realistically see results?
- Is there a routine someone could recommend for girth only?

Thanks guys.

Bro.

Sounds like you are on even the wrong website but I welcome you here. If you have no E D let me tell you what I know from years of following Thundersplace and P E Gym, the two main penis enlargement websites which have sections devoted to pumping correctly and safely. Avocet on Thunders is main pumping guru who is an older guy with E D who pumps to restore erectile health. He has done it for years with better erectile health, so he claims. Titleist, also on Thunders is in the monster dick category going for 10 in length by 7 in girth mid shaft and is almost there. He is a great African American guy who will help you if you read his posts. He, and most pumpers, believe in lower pressures of no more that 5 points of pressure in the pump along with adding heat with a heating pad or some form of heat on the cylinder while pumping. They list safe times and methods of safe pumping on those sites.

Some guys believe in going into the pump soft, but the better thing I think is at your age with no erectile problems, go into the cylinder hard like Titleist does, and pump safely with heat. You can max up the pressure to extremes buts that's where you hurt your dick. Its a process of many many months but if you are a bodybuilder in the gym, you better understand that
building a bigger dick takes time and consistency just like adding muscle to your body. It is not an overnight process.

Get going and check out the websites. Guys here can help, but the masters of pumping are on the penis enlargement websites with the proof in their pictures.

I have been pumping for over ten years. When I started, I was pumping (in an air pump) for 20 minutes at 5 hg (inches of Mercury), twice a day, 5 or 6 days a week. Though it took me nine months before I achieved any measurable permanent gains, some guys gain quicker. After nine months, I added a 45 minute session at 4 hg. After five years, I had gained over one inch In permanent girth.

I mention permanent because that is the girth I can achieve when not using a VED. I can always achieve an additional 1/2” of temporary girth inside the vacuum cylinder which I can maintain with a tight constriction band, but once the constriction is removed, the excess girth (caused by edema) dissipates over the next hour or two.

Water pumping is also effective; however, it limits the places where you can pump and normally they do not come with a vacuum gauge.

OptimusPrime wrote:Hey guys, I'm glad I found this place. I'm a 38yr old guy that's not a slouch in bed and fortunately I do not suffer from ED but my girth relative to my length is very disappointing. I need more girth. I am now considering starting to pump as a routine and was hoping I could get some solid info here. Here's my ?'s...

- Who here can confirm the long term effects of pumping? I'm curious how this effects our members long term. I just don't want to wind up with erection problems later on in life. Is it truly a safe solution as long as the routines are kept in check?
- Can anyone confirm a sustainable and substantial growth in girth while pumping on a routine?
- Should I pump while erect or completely soft ?
- Do I have to pump right before sex every time?
- How do you guys like the Hydromax series ?
- How long does it take to realistically see results?
- Is there a routine someone could recommend for girth only?

Thanks guys.

Admonition from brickbat is slightly off-target in my opinion. This support group started out as only for E.D. and that is in the mission statement and is the the primary focus, but posts and questions on all manner of questions penile are tolerated. And FrankTalk is one of the few places where questions about sex, penises and their problems do not flood your inbox with advertisements and spam. In short, Franktalk is inclusive and safe. And the information presented here is pretty reliable.

You are welcome here, as are your questions.

Applying vacuum is dangerous, the same as SCUBA diving is dangerous. Don't do anything stupid and you will be OK. SCUBA requires study on what pressure effects you can expect. Same for VED (Vacuum Erection Device) use.

I think it does not matter if you pump over an erect penis or a flaccid one (which, of course, will become erect under the vacuum). There might be effects on the muscles and tissues that open and close to create a natural erection, but I doubt a gentle vacuum will hurt. If in doubt about this issue, check with a urologist who specializes in sexual health. The possibility that applying a vacuum to a penis whose venous occlusion is normal and actively producing an erection when vacuum is applied is important.

Pumping right before sex? Unless I misunderstood your original question, I don't see where this is relevant.

Routine: Pump only enough to make your penis a slight bit larger than your best erections. Over-pumping can damage things. Sometimes permanently.

I pumped to maintain size, as I had lost none by the time E.D. threatened to rob me of that. in 14 months, I pumped as much as I considered safe and neither gained nor lost size (length or girth)

I know of no way to increase girth while guaranteeing no gain in length. I wonder why this is an issue?