Theory behind benefit of aggressive cycling?

[Blankloads69]

Well, my 700lgx was pumped up to 80% for 4 solid weeks. Hurt like hell. When I was cleared for use, I pumped it to 90% every day, for an hour, for a year. I was back to full length at 2 months after operation.

Dr Loh-Doyle said he inflated me about 50% max, and even that is killer to have for a month. Can't imagine being inflated 80% for a month.

[2435tjklAS]

This was outlined by another member years ago. And there was some who did not like it. The reason to wait to heal fully is that there are stiches inside and the incision in the tunica must heal or it can tear open.

Mind tracking down the post where it was outlined? I'm trying to figure out how to do this correctly. If I wait for about 5 minutes I can see what you mean by how it feels like there's more partial or real pumps, but do you have advice on when to quit? Meaning, it feels like if I pump one or two times too many I hit that bypass again that kinda erases what I just managed to pump in. (I think? Does it work like that?)

[newbie443]

This was outlined by another member years ago. And there was some who did not like it. The reason to wait to heal fully is that there are stiches inside and the incision in the tunica must heal or it can tear open.

Mind tracking down the post where it was outlined? I'm trying to figure out how to do this correctly. If I wait for about 5 minutes I can see what you mean by how it feels like there's more partial or real pumps, but do you have advice on when to quit? Meaning, it feels like if I pump one or two times too many I hit that bypass again that kinda erases what I just managed to pump in. (I think? Does it work like that?)

That was so long ago it would take me a week or more worths of time to look and I might still not find it.

I remember and still use this though. Again what you are looking for is the feeling of stretching. Not pain. If you have pain stop. What you do is inflate to max or until you feel stretching. Then wait. In the original post you could also use massage of your penis and the cylinders. Direct the massage at the areas you feel stretching. You wait until the stretching feeling goes away. Around 5 minutes or so. Then add pumps to get the stretching feeling back. If the stretching feeling does not go away there is no reason to add pumps. You can do this for up to an hour but you do not have to go a full hour. If the stretching feeling starts to be painful then deflate and you are done. You can use this with masturbation. If you do reach to the point that the bypass valve diverts pump fluid back to the reservoir this does not reduce cylinder pressure. The only way to reduce pressure is to deflate. When all the way at max pressure, the deflate button on my MS pump has trouble locking into deflate mode. I need to keep the deflate button depressed to bleed cylinder pressure down then release the button and press it again to get it to lock into deflate mode. This is the way I use to cycle since starting this after I was fully healed. I do not do this twice a day but did for over a year. And I did have gains out past one year post op.

[2435tjklAS]

That is good advice that makes sense, much appreciated.

[2435tjklAS]

If you do reach to the point that the bypass valve diverts pump fluid back to the reservoir this does not reduce cylinder pressure. The only way to reduce pressure is to deflate. When all the way at max pressure, the deflate button on my MS pump has trouble locking into deflate mode.

Wondering if you can clarify about this. I'd imagine you're right, I just don't really get what pressure means. When I bypass the valve my measurements definitely change quite a lot and I can drop half an inch in length if I pump a few times when it's soft. How could your erect penis size decrease if pressure stays the same? Assuming I'm doing it right, and assuming I haven't broken anything being excessive, or if this is a common part of recovery that won't happen in the future.

[AST2123]

Usually, the surgeon would put more saline in the reservoir than the exact amount necessary to fill the cylinders at max inflation. That is the bulb would be very hard to depress when you inflate to the max.

[2435tjklAS]

What if 4 months after surgery my bulb is very very easy to depress when it's at the max?

[newbie443]

If you do reach to the point that the bypass valve diverts pump fluid back to the reservoir this does not reduce cylinder pressure. The only way to reduce pressure is to deflate. When all the way at max pressure, the deflate button on my MS pump has trouble locking into deflate mode.

Wondering if you can clarify about this. I'd imagine you're right, I just don't really get what pressure means. When I bypass the valve my measurements definitely change quite a lot and I can drop half an inch in length if I pump a few times when it's soft. How could your erect penis size decrease if pressure stays the same? Assuming I'm doing it right, and assuming I haven't broken anything being excessive, or if this is a common part of recovery that won't happen in the future.

When you are pumped to the max but pump more or force pumps that have a different feel to them but you do not get bigger or stiffer this is because the internal bypass valve diverts fluid back to the reservoir to prevent over pumping or to much pressure in the cylinders. When I get those pumps that feel different and do nothing there is no change in the pressure in the cylinders. I do not get bigger or smaller or have any change at all. The bypass valve simply diverts fluid back into the reservoir when I pump the bulb after I am at max inflation. Once in inflate mode the only way to decrease the pressure in the cylinders is to press the deflate button. The pressure of the fluid inside the cylinders then move the fluid back into the reservoir.