Injury in December. Turtling, numb, cold, small flaccid. Please view my pictures

[nblade98]

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I had a jelqing injury in December. I jelqed with a full erection, and only did 3 sessions. I’ve been having erectile dysfunction issues since. I get morning wood almost every morning, but during the day it’s hard for me to get an erection without stimulation. I had sex a few times, and was able to get fully hard, but after stimulation ends it’s hard for me to maintain my erection. If I stand up, my erection also quickly disappears. After sex sometimes, my left glans also loses some sensation. After my last sex session a few days ago, I didn’t experience a loss of sensation.

My plan is to rest for a few months (no masturbating or having sex anymore). I abstained for about 2 months after my injury. When my injury first happened I was feeling a lot more loss of sensation after sex. I don’t feel that anymore.

Anyways, please look at my pictures. The first picture was taken 2 years ago, before I started PE or had any erectile dysfunction issues. Notice the area right under the glans (the nerve bundle?). The veins seem tight. The rest of the 3 pictures are taken a few days ago. It seems like now I have plaque or scarring in that area. It looks like the blood vessels are swollen or something. Is this where my injury is? What do you guys think I should do? The last picture is with a semi erection. This is where the difference is most pronounced. But it’s probably because it’s not a full boner so the skin isn’t being pulled as much. Sometimes when I’m in the middle of getting an erection, my dick slants to the right, then straightens out when I have a full erection. I don’t think I had this problem before. So I guess my left CC is stronger, or there’s damage on the right side? I don’t know.

I have an appointment with a urologist in a couple days as well. Should I get some cialis to get some blood flow going?

[Hunchback]

I suggest waiting for an actual doctor to see you before doing anything in particular. Even if the doctor is not an expert in ED, he'll still most likely know better than us what to do in an injury case.

Bad part is, AFAIK this kind of injuries are irreversible, so you might have to use some form of ED treatment in the future. But as i said, the case might be different and easier to "fix", wait for the doctor's diagnose.

[ED2013]

First off, the good news is that it seems like your injury is improving. It could have been a lot worse. You did the right thing scheduling an appt with a uro. I would wait to see what he says. Let us know how your appt goes. Good luck!

[Larry10625]

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I had a jelqing injury in December. I jelqed with a full erection, and only did 3 sessions. I’ve been having erectile dysfunction issues since. I get morning wood almost every morning, but during the day it’s hard for me to get an erection without stimulation. I had sex a few times, and was able to get fully hard, but after stimulation ends it’s hard for me to maintain my erection. If I stand up, my erection also quickly disappears. After sex sometimes, my left glans also loses some sensation. After my last sex session a few days ago, I didn’t experience a loss of sensation.

My plan is to rest for a few months (no masturbating or having sex anymore). I abstained for about 2 months after my injury. When my injury first happened I was feeling a lot more loss of sensation after sex. I don’t feel that anymore.

Anyways, please look at my pictures. The first picture was taken 2 years ago, before I started PE or had any erectile dysfunction issues. Notice the area right under the glans (the nerve bundle?). The veins seem tight. The rest of the 3 pictures are taken a few days ago. It seems like now I have plaque or scarring in that area. It looks like the blood vessels are swollen or something. Is this where my injury is? What do you guys think I should do? The last picture is with a semi erection. This is where the difference is most pronounced. But it’s probably because it’s not a full boner so the skin isn’t being pulled as much. Sometimes when I’m in the middle of getting an erection, my dick slants to the right, then straightens out when I have a full erection. I don’t think I had this problem before. So I guess my left CC is stronger, or there’s damage on the right side? I don’t know.

I have an appointment with a urologist in a couple days as well. Should I get some cialis to get some blood flow going?

I am reading so many guys with jelqing injuries... I just don't understand why people are continuing to do it. I agree with my brother that says that it appears like it is improving. Now, NO MORE JELQING... whatever you think you are getting out of it, is just not worth the risk. Maybe you could try a VED to get the blood flow without meds first

Larry

[nblade98]

Just got back from the urologist. This urologist is internationally known, and is the head of urology at the Mark Zuckerberg San Francisco Hospital. Both him and his resident examined me, as well as looked at the pictures I posted in my original post. The resident checked my dick for any scar tissue or peyronies plaque. He couldn't find any. The urologist checked my dick too, including the area under the glans where I thought I had scar tissue or a burst vessel. He said it looked completely normal to him.

The urologist said I should be fine, and even told me to resume masturbating and having sex. Lol. Not sure if I should do that, but they did prescribe me 10 mg cialis (He said I could break it in half for 5). He said I can take it for a couple months like every other day if I want to. So they weren't that helpful. He said he was confident I would heal, because I was much better than I was in December. Not sure what to do now.

[ED2013]

You should take it for what it is. Good news! I would definitely take the cialis. The extra blood flow will help with healing. If you don’t feel comfortable with sex or masturbation yet that’s understandable. Give it some time and let the cialis help. Also eating a balanced diet, getting enough vitamins and minerals will help. Also get plenty of sleep. How old are you btw?