7 month injury.

I doubt it’s cancer lol…

Scar tissue or a tunica tear most likely from what I’ve read for the last 7 months…

You’ll never know until you see a doctor

My thoughts exactly.

The difference is there isn’t any reason to think he suddenly developed symptoms in his genital region from cancer right after jelqing. Is it possible? Sure, I guess anything is really possible, and I really mean anything, but sometimes you just have to call and spade a spade. If someone yanks on their penis too hard and it goes numb, could they possibly have a rare disease effecting their nerves that started right after stretching too hard? Are you going to advise a person to run around and see every type of doctor imaginable to attempt to rule out every obscure possibility that can be conjured up?

These look like posts trying to derail an injury thread by bringing up anything to blame other than penis enlargement techniques. I’m not telling people not to do PE, except stressing that they hopefully are careful and take safety seriously, but it isn’t right for the people who have gotten injured to be tossed aside because they make some people who are having good results uncomfortable. The injury sub forum exists for a reason.

If you are telling this young man to not go to the doctor you’re a moron and should be booted from this place. Amen!

What you just said makes absolutely no sense. All of those people just said is you will never know until you see a doctor. Because the fact of the matter is the only reason the injury subforum exist is because other people sometimes have the same injuries. It exists for people to share their experiences. The original poster has shared his experience, multiple times over the last two weeks. Word for word. Repeatedly. And the users reading have offered their experiences. Repeatedly. And patiently. That is the only purpose of the injury subforum here. So that we can share in the cause and the treatment of an injury.

Thusly, if we cannot isolate the cause of the injury with the pool of our experiences put together then it is obvious that the original poster needs professional medical attention. And with any hope the original poster will share what treatment he does get from a professional, share his diagnosis and then share the ultimate solution to the original problem.

The injury subforum is not a substitute for treatment by a medical professional and nor was it intended to be. The fact remains none of us here are medical professionals and none of us here can tell him what is wrong. That is what medical professionals are for!

I have no idea what you are talking about when you say “develop a rare nerve disease after stretching the penis”. That hypothetical, however likely or unlikely you think it is, sounds ridiculous and like some wild guess at best. The entire point of at least half of the post in this thread is for the user who posted the original post to go see a doctor. They point out that he was unable to see a doctor in seven months and that no one here can help isolate what is issue is and he needs to see a doctor to isolate it. These things are facts. Not a cover-up.

None of this is to defend penis enlargement as an organization. Keep in mind none of us are being paid. Your insistence that there is a cover-up going on makes absolutely no sense when everyone here has suggested every possible alternative for him to relieve the symptoms that he feels and desires for him to actually attain a solution to his problem.

If you are so confident that he has been injured then you should also be just as insistent that he see a doctor because they are the people who can help you with real injuries! The original poster has thoroughly questioned everyone here with the same questions repeatedly, verbatim. It is obvious he has exhausted what little knowledge we have to offer. He needs a doctor, as simple as that. This is how people get treated, how injuries get healed and how people get better.

Your insistence that there is a conspiracy going on is the least helpful series of posts in this thread. Stop using an injured man in his time of suffering as a means to further your agenda in badmouthing the PE establishment. Every moderator that has commented has tried to help. Only your posts offer no use and they insult everyone here who is a regular poster because all of those men are this shadowy establishment you're talking about . So it’s actually quite offensive to everyone who is reading and following this thread. Not to mention a breach of the Forum Guidelines as your conspiracyis derailing the OP’s thread.

Contain your ire, stop the nonsense and respect the OP and the people posting, offering time and energy to assist him. You have been warned.

You are 100% not going to catch a disease from sane PE. The two are not related.

Its difficult to assess your situation since nothing makes sense. The penis is a very robust organ and people have done everything in the way of mashing, slashing and mutilating, I cannot believe any jelk routine you engaged would cause this style of ED. Its not your tunica, and injury to blood tissue would cause blackening and obvious injury. How did you develop a horizontal cut or scar; jelking will not cause this to happen. A reduction in flaccid size would indicate a state of healing, the penis will retract for additional warmth and blood supply. It appears there maybe some occlusion of a sort, that is disrupting normal blood flow. You have not indicated any real symptoms of injury; ie sharp pain, or throbbing, discomfort in the region.. Its been quite sometime since the time of the injury. If it was just hand jelking, the injuries usually occur near the corona since that area is the end of the tube, so how is it you have an injury site near the base.? What were you doing.

Its about an inch from the base and I was just jelqing and stretching. When it happened, I didn’t notice it until I woke up in the morning and then there was a pain and my dick was shrivelled and cold for a while.

This horizontal scar which feels like a line, I’m hoping it’s not scar tissue but there is something limiting blood flow as I no longer get spontaneous erections or morning wood and even if I see a porn video nothing happens without stimulation and a lot of it…

I have read about Peyronies but I don’t have a curve or a bend but I’m thinking that if it was going to heal it would have healed in 7 months, surely? I haven’t left it alone for that long and I’m not a doctor but 7 months is a long time to have this problem.

As far as the doctor thing I just meant it would be a little ridiculous for him to see a doctor to rule out cancer, I wasn’t talking about seeing a doctor about his injury. The rare nerve disease thing was supposed to be a comparison to show how ridiculous the cancer idea was. The other stuff was directed at the post trying to say cancer was responsible for his symptoms, not at the community in general or the people who have posted heartfelt advice on this thread.

What are the symptoms of peyronies not including scar tissue?

I mean what does scar tissue even feel like? how can I identify whether it is scar tissue or a tunica tear? it just feels like a line going across horizontally…

Does scar tissue normally cause a bend ?

All questions for a medical professional.

I guess this rules me out of anything PE, permanently ?

PE shouldn’t begin to enter your mind until you get your injury sorted. That said, I’m quite surprised you’d entertain the thought since you’ve been so convinced PE caused your injury.

Insecurity about penis size or just desire to be bigger is especially strong in a lot of men nowadays, thanks in large part to culture of the times. With women becoming more empowered in the workplace and self sufficient, as an example, men feel more pressure to be physically attractive compared to the old days when women sort of needed a husband to support them.

I’ve seen men who have been injured multiple times who’s biggest concern is whether they’ll be able to continue with PE, and it’s always a little concerning. For many, it’s a healthy desire for self improvement, but it goes without saying that there are people out there who don’t have optimal levels of self confidence, or give in more easily to social pressure, and it can be an unhealthy obsession in those cases. But again, look at the culture we live in and it isn’t really surprising.