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Penile Stretching Injury
Dear Doctor, almost seven years ago I attempted to enlarge my penis by performing a stretching technique. This technique involved a term called milking the penis. Basically I was stretching my organ at the base where it attatches to my pelvis. During that moment I felt a strain and pulling sensation that I still feel till this day. The pain runs from my left testicle up through my pelvis and abdomen. All the muscles in my back and hip flexor muscles seem to always be in constant pain and spasm. As a result of that stretching episode . I have struggled with obtaining erections from time to time. My penis is now pointing to the left and my stream when I urinate goes off to the right from time to time. I live with pain every day of my life. I went to a urologist and have had a cyctoscopy done and voiding test. These tests were normal. My doctor thinks I am living in some sort of catholic guilt. He has given up on me. I had an ultrasound done on my testicles that was normal and also a ct scan of my abdomen and pelvis. These tests are all normal. My question is what did I damage? is there a possibility of a DVT that is being overlooked. Or nerve and ligament damage. Please Help Thanks.
If anyone googles Jelquing injuries you will see that there are many men who have tried this technique to increase penis size and end up damaging themselves. There should be a more public discussion on this subject as I think there are many guys out there to embarassed to talk about this subject and are walking aroung in pain.
Guys need not to be caught up in getting their penis bigger. If you're 5"+ then you have something good enough to work with. I am just about 5 1/2 inches and had my girl just a few days ago in incredible pleasure, even after she told me I gain a lot of points.
i once use to worry about my size but after a while stopped worrying about it, its just a way of people out there to make money by telling you about getting bigger penis.
i once use to worry about my size but after a while stopped worrying about it, its just a way of people out there to make money by telling you about getting bigger penis.
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