Originally Posted by 2_more_inches
Yeah, I’ll definitely try some kegels. My basic dilemma is whether to wait and hope that the natural healing process will take care of all of this by itself, or if I should see a urologist. Does anyone know if you need to go to your general practitioner first and have them refer you to a urologist or if you can just set up an appointment with one by yourself?
Depends on your insurance.
So… you were able to get hard and then mid-way through you (or it) just lost interest?
That can happen.
Now you got an 80% erection?
You need to give it some time. That you were able to get an erection in the first place means that the plumbing works.
I would apply heat compresses and go easy on yourself; it’ll come back. Kegels are always good.
If you’re really worried set up an appointment with a urologist. But I think time and gentle encouragement of blood flow will do the trick.
Originally Posted by galardo
How does eating peanuts help your penis?
They are high in Arginine.
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