tooyoung4this
2008-02-25 00:39:07 UTC
Hi guys,
I am calling out to all people who have had soft tissue damage,
following a sex injury or prolonged masturbation that have not had
their conditions explained properly by a doctor. (i.e not those with
peyronie's disease and not priapism). I will be trying to get 10-15
survey results before I present them to a urologist, whom I will
personally fund to champion the results. I will promise to make the
results public. If this is you, can you please email me at
***@gmail.com. I've included a post and my theory below
BUT I URGE ANYONE WITH A SIMILAR CONDITION TO EMAIL ME.
Basically, this is pattern to all of us. THese are the FACTS and you
should tell me if you don't agree with them.
1. TRAUMA - some sort of trauma from prolonged masturbation, whether
by rec drugs or by penile exercises or just pur masturbation.
2. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION - its as if the cavernosa is failing to seal
the blood in completely. We have difficulty sustaining erections and
have lost spontaneous erections almost completely. We can get some
sort of erection with a lot of physical stimultaion, but erections are
unstable and collapse in the absence of that. In your case, you have a
documented venous outflow as does Joe. I am going to re-check as I
believe my results may have changed.
a) do you lose you erections if you stand up. I can not seem to get
erections standing up.
b) are the erections you get "floppy" as in they flop along the base
c) can you be underneath a girl and still have sex?
d) what type of erections do you get with CIALIS and VIAGRA? Which one
works better? (Viagra works better for me)
e) Are your morning erections hard or floppy? mine are about 60%
rigid.
f) Does your ejaculation feel normal? Or does it feel like its harder
to "empty the tank". My ejaculation is no where near as pleasurable
before, and soemtimes my penis is slightly soft during ejac. How about
you?
g)Do you feel as though sometimes your penis in the shaft is maybe 5
degrees colder?
h) FEELINg - one final comment, my erections even when they are hard
(by heaps of pumping, or by VIAGra, or both) do not feel as good.
They, in fact, feel a little numb or a little hollow and not as
sensitive as before - is this the case with you?
3. FIRM-FLACCIDNESS - penis feels firmer in a flaccid state. for me,
its gotten a little bit bigger and the tissue does not feel as soft as
before. it feels a bit rubbery, spongey or springy
4. SLIGHT PAIN ON URINATING - Sometimes when holding back Urination,
we experience "tightness" in the penis. The pain is felt as a kind of
"build of pressure", NOT in the urethra, but in the cavernosa.
MY THEORY: My theory is that after some prolonged masturbation, we
damaged the soft tissue in our penises. The damage may not have been
severe as fibrosis, but an intermediate condition between healthy and
damaged soft tissue. This prevents our soft tissue from properly
relaxing when it needs to and results in erectile dysfunction.
When we have a lot of phsycial stimulation, more blood is forced into
the penis. However, the penis fails to seal this blood off, becuase
the tissue is damaged and cannot fully relax. We therefore cannot stop
the 'physical pumping' required to keep the erection. That is why when
we stand up or let go, our erection collapses.
The feeling of pressure or 'tightness' also comes from the soft tissue
damage because the smooth muscles are not able to relax properly.
Perhaps they are in some state of 'contraction', whcih is why they
feel tight. This feeling of 'contraction' (as opposed to relaxation)
is also why we can't get proper erections. Also, before all of this,
when we need to go to urinate, we would often get an erection (this is
the over-filled bladder theory and is why we usually get erections
when we need to urinate in the mornings - morning 'glory'). Instead,
we feel tightness, because as the blood rushes in and the smooth
muscle will usually relax, the damage prevents it from doing. The
'contracted state' is felt as a "tightness". This damage is also why
we don't feel that as much sensation during sex.
The slightly increased firmness of the penis in the flaccid state also
could result from this intermediate condition. The soft tissue damage
prevents an Erection because the muscle tissue can not fully relax.
However, it also means that the muscle tissue cannot fully contract to
its normal state and is stuck in between. Therefore, the penis will
appear to be slightly bigger, or firmer. The most extreme form of this
is fibrosis, where the cell cannot relax or contract, making the penis
hard in a flaccid state, and making erections difficult. Our damage is
intermediate andt therefore not so severe.
MY RESULTS
The pelvic floor exercises from the physio did not do that much.
I am repeating all my tests. Doppler US. Rigiscan. Arterial Flow Test.
I can still have sex with my gf, but its not as good before. I am
afraid to withdraw and I need to be on top. I took your advice about
having this girl, and I thnk I am going to marry her, so I guess I'm
lucky here.
It is important we know where we stand with this. I am willing to put
a very good deal of money behind this so that someone can champion our
cause. Those urologists will not htink we are crazy if I could get
maybe 10 people's data, or at least to agree to some common facts.
Cheers,
I am calling out to all people who have had soft tissue damage,
following a sex injury or prolonged masturbation that have not had
their conditions explained properly by a doctor. (i.e not those with
peyronie's disease and not priapism). I will be trying to get 10-15
survey results before I present them to a urologist, whom I will
personally fund to champion the results. I will promise to make the
results public. If this is you, can you please email me at
***@gmail.com. I've included a post and my theory below
BUT I URGE ANYONE WITH A SIMILAR CONDITION TO EMAIL ME.
Basically, this is pattern to all of us. THese are the FACTS and you
should tell me if you don't agree with them.
1. TRAUMA - some sort of trauma from prolonged masturbation, whether
by rec drugs or by penile exercises or just pur masturbation.
2. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION - its as if the cavernosa is failing to seal
the blood in completely. We have difficulty sustaining erections and
have lost spontaneous erections almost completely. We can get some
sort of erection with a lot of physical stimultaion, but erections are
unstable and collapse in the absence of that. In your case, you have a
documented venous outflow as does Joe. I am going to re-check as I
believe my results may have changed.
a) do you lose you erections if you stand up. I can not seem to get
erections standing up.
b) are the erections you get "floppy" as in they flop along the base
c) can you be underneath a girl and still have sex?
d) what type of erections do you get with CIALIS and VIAGRA? Which one
works better? (Viagra works better for me)
e) Are your morning erections hard or floppy? mine are about 60%
rigid.
f) Does your ejaculation feel normal? Or does it feel like its harder
to "empty the tank". My ejaculation is no where near as pleasurable
before, and soemtimes my penis is slightly soft during ejac. How about
you?
g)Do you feel as though sometimes your penis in the shaft is maybe 5
degrees colder?
h) FEELINg - one final comment, my erections even when they are hard
(by heaps of pumping, or by VIAGra, or both) do not feel as good.
They, in fact, feel a little numb or a little hollow and not as
sensitive as before - is this the case with you?
3. FIRM-FLACCIDNESS - penis feels firmer in a flaccid state. for me,
its gotten a little bit bigger and the tissue does not feel as soft as
before. it feels a bit rubbery, spongey or springy
4. SLIGHT PAIN ON URINATING - Sometimes when holding back Urination,
we experience "tightness" in the penis. The pain is felt as a kind of
"build of pressure", NOT in the urethra, but in the cavernosa.
MY THEORY: My theory is that after some prolonged masturbation, we
damaged the soft tissue in our penises. The damage may not have been
severe as fibrosis, but an intermediate condition between healthy and
damaged soft tissue. This prevents our soft tissue from properly
relaxing when it needs to and results in erectile dysfunction.
When we have a lot of phsycial stimulation, more blood is forced into
the penis. However, the penis fails to seal this blood off, becuase
the tissue is damaged and cannot fully relax. We therefore cannot stop
the 'physical pumping' required to keep the erection. That is why when
we stand up or let go, our erection collapses.
The feeling of pressure or 'tightness' also comes from the soft tissue
damage because the smooth muscles are not able to relax properly.
Perhaps they are in some state of 'contraction', whcih is why they
feel tight. This feeling of 'contraction' (as opposed to relaxation)
is also why we can't get proper erections. Also, before all of this,
when we need to go to urinate, we would often get an erection (this is
the over-filled bladder theory and is why we usually get erections
when we need to urinate in the mornings - morning 'glory'). Instead,
we feel tightness, because as the blood rushes in and the smooth
muscle will usually relax, the damage prevents it from doing. The
'contracted state' is felt as a "tightness". This damage is also why
we don't feel that as much sensation during sex.
The slightly increased firmness of the penis in the flaccid state also
could result from this intermediate condition. The soft tissue damage
prevents an Erection because the muscle tissue can not fully relax.
However, it also means that the muscle tissue cannot fully contract to
its normal state and is stuck in between. Therefore, the penis will
appear to be slightly bigger, or firmer. The most extreme form of this
is fibrosis, where the cell cannot relax or contract, making the penis
hard in a flaccid state, and making erections difficult. Our damage is
intermediate andt therefore not so severe.
MY RESULTS
The pelvic floor exercises from the physio did not do that much.
I am repeating all my tests. Doppler US. Rigiscan. Arterial Flow Test.
I can still have sex with my gf, but its not as good before. I am
afraid to withdraw and I need to be on top. I took your advice about
having this girl, and I thnk I am going to marry her, so I guess I'm
lucky here.
It is important we know where we stand with this. I am willing to put
a very good deal of money behind this so that someone can champion our
cause. Those urologists will not htink we are crazy if I could get
maybe 10 people's data, or at least to agree to some common facts.
Cheers,