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I tried searching for the answer but couldn't find one.....I'm scheduled for an implant on Jan 4........I've started pumping for this (not for sex).....how long do I pump for in terms of minutes?....I usually pump for 30 minutes....not sure if this is too long.....

found the answer........

And the answer is?

every day for 10 minutes

Xomanow wrote:every day for 10 minutes

Source?
For how many weeks?

Lost Sheep

if your source is not this article, I would love to have a link, please.
http://file.scirp.org/pdf/ASM_2013012514045982.pdf

Six weeks and pumping until uncomfortable, pausing, then pumping some more is recommended on page 15 of the article, near the bottom, left hand column.

"The penis is placed in the vacuum cylinder and the device pumped to the point where the patient feels a slight burning. The constriction ring is not applied and the penis experiences the vacuum for at least at least 10 minutes. Patient compliance is critical ..."


Lost Sheep

yes......the link that you posted is where I obtained the information.....if I recall, I think it said a 2 month minimum but recommended more......I started this Nov and I'm scheduled for surgery Jan 4.......

I've been pumping for 20 - 30 minutes each day....pause/pump.....pause/pump

I have used the following technique to improve erection quality to improve ED:

Pump for 3 minutes at five in/hg (the point at which you can feel slight discomfort). Then reduce the vacuum to 2 hg. Repeat the cycle three or four times. The process is called pulse pumping. It helped with my ED and also increased my girth over time. Accordingly, it should help in preparation for an implant.

I'm 14 and my penis bends down at a 90 degree angle, like almost perfectly. I'm worried in the future it won't go away and it's been like this since I could remember have an erection. Should I call my family doctor about this as a 90 degree angled penis is both hard to do anything with and embarrassing.

ChristianNoah wrote:I'm 14 and my penis bends down at a 90 degree angle, like almost perfectly. I'm worried in the future it won't go away and it's been like this since I could remember have an erection. Should I call my family doctor about this as a 90 degree angled penis is both hard to do anything with and embarrassing.

No family doctor. What almost for sure you have is congenital curvature, and it can be successfully corrected if you go to the right surgeon. Run away from anything with a nesbit technique as you will loose size.

The is a board you should check out online with pretty good info on congenital curvature.
http://www.peyroniesforum.net/index.php ... 734.0.html
Also, do not try to bend your erection to straighten the curve!