Numb Glans before implant

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frwmw1
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Re: Numb Glans before implant

Postby frwmw1 » Fri May 28, 2021 2:49 am

Trav8701, a side effect of venous leakage is apparent numbness because of lack of tumescence.

A venous leak does get worse with time.

Have you been checked for a venous leak?
45yo, venous leak. Pills increased tinnitus (very rare). Using bimix+atropine, 0.2 of:
Atropine Sulfate: 52MCG/ML, Phentolamine MES: 0.9MG/ML, Papaverine HCL: 26MG/ML

Trav8701
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Re: Numb Glans before implant

Postby Trav8701 » Fri May 28, 2021 9:32 am

No I haven’t got checked for that yet but let’s suppose i did and it turns out I do have VL. What happens then? What would my treatment options be? What would my prognosis look like? I know a treatment is venous ligation or embolization but I don’t see a lot of success stories here with that procedure…but maybe I’m not looking in the right forums. Does it work??

frwmw1 wrote:Trav8701, a side effect of venous leakage is apparent numbness because of lack of tumescence.

A venous leak does get worse with time.

Have you been checked for a venous leak?
31. Jelq-HF in 2017. Has continued to get worse. 5mg daily cialis, 10mg on demand. Considering other options.

Slavicguy123
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Re: Numb Glans before implant

Postby Slavicguy123 » Fri May 28, 2021 10:44 am

Man think about it for second, people who had sucesfull surgery wouldnt be on this forum....

Only people with unsucesfull ones and there are few people on this forum. There are some who reported horror stories especially with sclerotherapy..


A lot of doctors are money driven and not helpfull at all, and to preform something like ligation of penile veins-you would need to be skilfull and know penile anatomy ...



And for generalised venous leak of unknown source venous surgery doesent work, only implant is real science based option but for people with injurys its discussable.

Dont take anyones opinion 100%


Do your own research!

Trav8701
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Re: Numb Glans before implant

Postby Trav8701 » Fri May 28, 2021 11:34 am

I hear ya Slavicguy123
I’m still very much in the research phase of my journey through this ordeal. Not making any big decisions yet. I just wish I could find more jelq-injury implanted to talk to man. I’m tryna get in touch w this one dude but he’s hard to get a hold of and he’s the only jelq injury here I see…I thought this place would be abundant with jelq injuries given how severe and permanent tgay injury tends to be

Slavicguy123 wrote:Man think about it for second, people who had sucesfull surgery wouldnt be on this forum....

Only people with unsucesfull ones and there are few people on this forum. There are some who reported horror stories especially with sclerotherapy..


A lot of doctors are money driven and not helpfull at all, and to preform something like ligation of penile veins-you would need to be skilfull and know penile anatomy ...



And for generalised venous leak of unknown source venous surgery doesent work, only implant is real science based option but for people with injurys its discussable.

Dont take anyones opinion 100%


Do your own research!
31. Jelq-HF in 2017. Has continued to get worse. 5mg daily cialis, 10mg on demand. Considering other options.

Lost Sheep
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Re: Numb Glans before implant

Postby Lost Sheep » Sat May 29, 2021 6:09 pm

Trav8701 wrote:Im sorry for having 3 threads up i dont wanna suck up all the air...but i dont know how to delete old threads....but i just have one more question for now

Having three threads is perfectly fine if the threads are focused on different questions. It is better that way.

Anyhow, my advice for today is to not overthink.

The Sherlock Holmes character emphasized never speculate, never start drawing conclusions until all the facts were in and only then start looking for solutions. In that way one does not rule out potential answers (and narrow one's thinking) prematurely. "Tunnel vision" is a current phrase for the phenomenon. It makes one overlook answers that may, in the final analysis, be correct.

Gather all the information you can and then assemble the facts to form a pattern and find the solution.

So, do not conclude that your diminished sensation is due to an injury from a single jelquing session a year before onset of symptoms. It could be. But it might be only peripherally related or not related at all.
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