My first oddity from pumping

I pumped last night at 5hg for 15 minutes. I swelled up and came out with a ,for me, massive flaccid. The wife was waiting for me in the sack so I slapped on a cock ring, stroked hard and in I went. About thirty minutes later, I had to get it done so I could get up early, I went into the bathroom to wash up and remove the ring.

On the left side of my penis just below the ridge of my glans was an inch long pocket of subcutaneous water. It looked like a freaking partial donut from hell! Needless to say, it wasn’t amusing! It went away by morning, but it is just freaky to see.

As you might have concluded yourself, the “donut” is a result of over pumping. You should consider stepping back, using both smaller pressure and shorter duration.

It wasn’t a donut actually. It wasn’t there post pump. It accumulated there after intense sex. It was weird. I pump very carefully always 3-5hg for 15-20 minutes.

I think it was the combo of the cock ring immediately after pumping.

We have talked before about how to do a routine in the right order: jelqing, hanging, pumping, etc.

It seems that pumping should not be followed by any other appliances.

Some guys on here tried hanging after pumping, and they built up all kinds of lymphatic fluids in their cock, creating an unnatural and undesired appearance.

After pumping it’s common for there to be some fluid build up (regardless of how careful you are) it’s just that it can be so well distributed that it’s not obvious. Pressure and friction can move it around causing it to pool in places and look strange.

At least that’s what happens to me.

15 minutes is probably too long to stay in the cylinder without releasing pressure, even at low pressure. With the shape of my dick, I know that when I start to completely fill the cylinder from side to side, I should end the session soon. I know that if I start to fill the cylinder, just behind the head, I will probably have some kind of fluid build up there.

I like to stay hard, and pull the cylinder up, and push down gently, so I usually only pump for about 30 minutes. I release pressure every 5 to 8 minutes.

It was probably just edema that built up because the cockring prevented drainage. Its only a problem when the lymph vessels “clog” and won’t drain. When that happens, you get a wormlike vessel that pops up and has a similar color but not as water like because you have to really blow it up to see that color.

The wormlike vessel is the lymph vessel getting filled with edema and expanding rather than just draining the fluid. I think this accounts for 95% of what guys refer to as “thrombosed vein”.

I know this is an old thread, but feel it relevant so decided to revive it.

I experienced this tonight. I developed a small concentrated area of fluid build up just behind the glands after water pumping. It’s not a full “donut”, and wasn’t there right after pumping but appeared about 15 minutes after. Just like the op, I used a cock ring after my pumping session and so I attribute the problem to that.

Just thought I’d share.

I’m new to the forum and although I have been doing alot of reading, I’m not even close to having all the common-knowledge items down yet. So if you’re reading this and saying “no shit”, I’m sorry.

Experienced this myself for the first time earlier today. After a recent unwanted remark from a girlfriend about ‘hairless dicks’ I haven’t been trimming my pubic hair and have found that getting a good seal to create a vacuum has required a bit more pumping ( 7in-Hg ).. I now realize that is probably too much as today, shortly after pumping, I found my foreskin and the underside of my penis, behind the glans, had welled up with a large amount of lymphatic fluid. I don’t mind admitting it scared the hell out of me.

Once I had calmed down a bit I used a face flannel soaked in cold water wrapped reasonably tightly around my member for around five minutes followed by the same soaked in hot water, and repeated the process again. After about an hour it had more than less subsided. Still a bit puffy, but the panic is over.

Lesson learned.. Not too much pressure, and don’t get side tracked ( as I did, I was emailing someone at the time ) and leave it in the pump for too long.