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Originally Posted by Titleist
A thrombosed vein caused by a condom. Now I’ve read it all.

Dude take some time off. Please.

Lol I will definitely take time off. Kind of using this thread as a log to keep myself accountable. Gonna take off until Feb 1st at least with no PE at all. And I am not sure if the condom caused it. I just remember feeling some slight discomfort there in the same place at the time, and not checking what it was. When it came back about 3 weeks ago it was probably because of lack of warm up, definitely a dumb mistake. Thanks for your help!

Originally Posted by thoughtfulgold
Not only is venous leakage very rare but it is the most common idea that most people who injure themselves have after reading online and doing ‘self-diagnosis’. I thought I had venous leakage. But porn use mimics that, when your arousal triggers, EQ and drive suffer from the addiction.

That’s my own experience with it and, with pretty solid certainty, I would not expect you to have venous leakage.


Exact same story here.
Turned out had problems that I fixed by quitting porn and getting healthy. Low T at 30 and a taste for extreme porn had me in rough shape. Looked for all sorts of fixes. Turned out I was just a fat, lazy pervert.
Took cialis for 2-3 months while I fixed myself. Doing great now though

Thanks MadVillian that probably applies to me too. For me I think it was more unsure since I have been in shape while I still had similar symptoms, but I believe it is due to a tight pelvic floor since my symptoms are mostly gone now.

Still resting, still feel the thrombosis.. I read that it is potentially possible to cause long term venous valve damage through thrombosis. I know it probably won’t happen to me but I was just wondering, is this really possible to suffer long term damage from a thrombosis?

I have been totally resting with no PE for the past few days and it is getting easier. Been taking pretty high doses of fish oil too. If nothing changes within another 10 days or so it will have been about 2 weeks and I may consider seeing a uro then but for now I will wait.

Originally Posted by Peinjuryfree
Thanks MadVillian that probably applies to me too. For me I think it was more unsure since I have been in shape while I still had similar symptoms, but I believe it is due to a tight pelvic floor since my symptoms are mostly gone now.

Still resting, still feel the thrombosis.. I read that it is potentially possible to cause long term venous valve damage through thrombosis. I know it probably won’t happen to me but I was just wondering, is this really possible to suffer long term damage from a thrombosis?

I have been totally resting with no PE for the past few days and it is getting easier. Been taking pretty high doses of fish oil too. If nothing changes within another 10 days or so it will have been about 2 weeks and I may consider seeing a uro then but for now I will wait.

No one here is a doctor that can answer your question with certainty. If you need answers, do not delay the visit to the urologist.

Period.

There is no need to daily update your thread. You need to hold yourself accountable. Calling attention to yourself doesn’t do that. Not doing PE, letting yourself heal and seeking medical attention if you need it is all the accountability you and your penis needs.

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Reading threw the thread, it sounds like you have an addictive personality. Like myself. I wouldn’t try drugs. But yes, everyone needs to rest as well. Even from working out. Hell, healing is where the gains take place. And once you realize that the rest period is where the gains take place, you don’t mind to rest and recover. Because lets be honest. We’re not addicted to the work, we are addicted to the results.

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Originally Posted by thoughtfulgold
No one here is a doctor that can answer your question with certainty. If you need answers, do not delay the visit to the urologist.

Point taken. I thought that someone might know about the chances of actual damage depending on how painful the thrombosis is, since the amount of pain sometimes relates to the size of the problem. I will make an appointment ASAP but in the meantime which may be 1-2 weeks, I thought someone could maybe tone down my fears since my thrombosis was barely painful enough for me to notice and wonder what was wrong. So I thought it is likely to be totally fine long term. Don’t get me wrong I will definitely rest until it is gone.

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