Livewire wrote:2435tjklAS wrote:Livewire wrote:I miss the ED pills. Don't get me wrong, but the injections get you rock hard (albeit, I notice a few inches shorter), and it's guaranteed so you can focus on enjoying sex
The injections aren't the reason you're a few inches shorter. That's because of atrophy on your dick due to worse erections from years of ED. Use a VED and with enough exercise your injection size can be the same as your VED size.
I’m 7’ when I use my pill combo (porn and heavy stroking I can keep erection). Even with ruler and flaccid penis pull 7’1.
With Bimix, I’m 6.5’ or sometimes 6.7’
Others on here have posted the same about being shorter on shots.
Making sure I know what you mean...so with pill combo (I assume you mean injections and also viagra?) and watching porn you can get to 7". And your stretched flaccid is 7.1"? But if you only take Bimix you're around 6.5"?
I understand that yes, your size is smaller when you're less aroused and had less medicine, but that's still not because of the medicine itself. It's because you have serious erectile dysfunction problems and you've had them for years. Your tissues have decayed due to atrophy from the worse and worse blood flow that was becoming less effective every day., which I believe happens to all men as they age. If you treat this problem with a VED traction therapy, I believe it is a reasonable expectation that when you repair these tissues you'll be capable of only taking Bixmix and measuring your dick at 7.1".
This is how they work:
VED, which are traditionally a closed end plastic cylinder placed over the penis, use negative pressure via a battery or hand-operated vacuum suction to increase penile blood flow via distension of corporal sinusoids. This negative pressure subsequently induces arterial blood flow into the sinusoidal spaces of cavernosal tissues. Doppler studies have shown nearly a 2-fold increase in cavernosal artery diameter with use of VED.¹ Notably, VED can stimulate oxygenation of corpora without need for an intact nerve supply, a benefit vs pharmacological options for erectile dysfunction such as PDEi-5.
Mehr, J., Santarelli, S., Green, T. P., Beetz, J., Panuganti, S., & Wang, R. (2022). Emerging Roles of Penile Traction Therapy and Vacuum Erectile Devices.
Sexual Medicine Reviews, 10(3), 421–433.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sxmr.2021.12.003Here's why they're safe:
The vacuum erection device (VED) is the oldest therapy used
for male sexual function among all approved modalities. It was
introduced for erectile dysfunction (ED) nearly 150 years ago,
cleared by U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 1982 and
adopted by American Urological Association (AUA) in 1996 as a
standard of care.1 Significant amount of clinic evidence has
proven the effectiveness of VED for ED since the early 1980s.
Wang, R. (2022). Is There Still a Role for Vacuum Erection Devices in Contemporary Sexual Medicine?
The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 19(5), 682–685.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsxm.2022.02.013I know other people report being shorter due to injections or pills. But the reason they're shorter isn't because the erections came from medication. It's because they needed to take the medication in the first place. If you didn't need Bimix but took it anyway and were in your 20s again, you'd get 7.1". But you're not, so you take medications to get hard, and they do the best they can but they can't overcome all the decay by themselves.
Use a VED and show me how I'm wrong.