Why Can't I Gain Girth?

Couldn’t get hard. “Hard flaccid” type of thing. Hard flaccid is really just an injury trying to heal itself.

My penis had edema build up and that’s where i got “girth gains”. It was really just fluid build up as my body tried to heal itself.

Probably 1-2 months of ED. Still get erection problems.

My penis started hanging differently almost immediately. Then started the noticeable indent on the left side base.

Pain ensued for about 1-2 months. It slowly went away.

This all happened after double erect squeezing.

But now there is just this “5 inch girth” thing hanging over my head. Having trouble enjoying sex after this girl fucked my best friend. She said he was thicker than me and started doing these new sex positions for thin penises. I know because we read an online article together about positions for penis type.

Her friend told me what she said as well. I understand it’s “average” but really sucks as that’s all I think about during sex now. Sometimes even avoiding hanging out with this new girl because I hate thinking about it and it makes me limp.

The point of all this is it’s an injury that turned into a terrible psychological problem. It started as physical ED, and still is to an extent, but now probably 50% mental at this juncture.

Don’t do anything stupid and ruin your dick. I should have put it down, got mental help, and then after getting that sorted out do some PE very lightly.

The ” double erect squeezes” you referred to, are they horse squeezes?

So is it now bent to one side or straight erection?

You can work against the bent with heat and less intensity exercise.. and yes again doing bends to the other side.
Quality PE and it’s possible to change the size.
Too much fear wont help neither being reckless.
Pumping would be good with a quality pump and gauge. DMSO applications(needs knowledge) can help too.

Quality PE. tracking what you do and PI’s.
The mental.. focus differently when you are not in the situation.. change behavior into other direction.

Very slight curve to left but more thinning around the area of injury. About a .125 to .25 girth loss in the area of injury. Doc said there was aprox 30% chance of reversing the damage. Well, I’ve reversed some, but still able to feel scar tissue and less expansion in that area.

About 15 degree curvature and thinning due to the scar tissue.

At this juncture, I’d just like to know whether anyone has had girth gains via traction and pumping; that’s the safest method for me at least.

Especially since that’s what the doctor recommended to fight scar tissue further development.

I think I came across some people who reported base girth gains from extending. Possible ligs extended factoring in.
Pumping you will find a lot everywhere.

Stretch the scar site with heat. Also heated pumping. Makes the scars easier to stretch.
If you manage to stretch and the scar via extending and pumping you will probably get some girth back.
Do some light manual stretches against the curve too.
I think with scars investing a lot of time and high frequency with low -mid intensity is good.

Then research DMSO which can soften scar tissue which is then also easier to stretch(it helped me with two nodules that dont bug me anymore)
DMSO is not so easy to handle(but possible). DMSO + vitamin c is good. As is + iodine and + magnesium.
Needs also daily application.
(this page has a lot about it: DMSO, DMSO based Solutions and TOPICAL Treatments - Peyronies Society Forums [Page 9])

I only pump with 2-3 inHg. And this is after the 6-8 hour ADS sessions.

Wow. That’s almost nothing. I guess after 6-8 hours though you’re pretty fatigued.

Just bought some. Thanks for the info.

is there topical vit. C?

Now that I’m thinking about it won’t Vit. C help calcify the area?

Why? A google search for it will reveals the opposite.

It turns topical the moment you mix it with DMSO. Please read some articles about DMSO before you use it. There is a lot of info about it out.
DMSO can potentially move harmful substances into your body. (when you know what you do its easy to use though)
Get the basics known and if you have more questions ask ..