Will my penis heal from damage caused by Jelqing?

Question

I'm 20. Been jelqing (stretching penis) for 2 weeks. 2 days ago I noticed I couldn't get an erection and stopped jelqing. I got a semi erection but it lasted about 30 secs. Then I went to the dr. He prescribed Cialis. I took it, I tried to get erect, but again it was semi. Will my penis heal itself? I'm still 20, and I understand the body can do amazing things. Is there anything I can take to help the healing process? Can penile tissue recover from damage? This morning I woke up with an 70% erection!! That's kind of a good sign, but I am on cialis, so ya...

NOHARD · Answer

Hi if you need more info on recovery try pegym, you will find lots of help on there.
Good Luck

Frankbazo · Answer

Out of curiosity I happen to engage it jelqing last early year . I actually did with a couple of other penis exercises to stop PE and trust me I almost ruined my relationship as the PE got compounded either due to the psycho effect or my tired **** . Now am ok . It healed naturally . All I'll suggest is to take your mind off sex ,keep yourself busy best way is schooling for a couple of months and I pray you'll be ok . Cheers mate !

NOHARD · Answer

I think you just need some recovery time and not drugs, the body is a great healer, I dont know were you have your info form for jelqing, but pegym have a start up page, try looking on there for info for damage done from jelqing and how long is the recovery time.
Good Luck

Escanor123 · Answer

I am suffering from same condition.. How are u feeling now? has your been fixed,??  What did you do to fix it?? How long did it take??

juafa91 · Answer

Sorry

I need to know if you have returned to normal and if you have been healed after this time, please inform me as his health has continued. It happens that the same thing has happened to me and I wonder if I will ever be the same again.............please answer me, I am desperate

drjsingh · Answer

Hello,
Jelqing may often cause injury to the penis or nerve compression which may cause such symptoms and hence is not advocated. I would suggest you to consult a urologist and get an ultrasound done. Other investigations which may be done are MRI or a cavernosogram (a test where a thin hypodermic needle is inserted into one area of the penis before a radio contrast solution is injected and X-rays taken). 
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.