Priapism & Megalophallus, Weak Knowledge Base In Community, ETC.
Just wanted to take a few minutes to share some more thoughts on the above topics. Over the years, those of us who have been around the Penis Enlargement community come to realize (hopefully) that the knowledge base in our community is often limited. More often, it is “shaped” by the “leaders” in the community…who often come to the position of “moderator” or sometimes “administrator” through a game of favorites rather than actual Penis Enlargement knowledge and real world experience and even less often provable gains. They sound like they know what they’re talking about…let’s promote em! LOL. Sad indeed.
Recently, I’ve been once again, trying to further expand my own knowledge base on the topic of (fascinating to me at least) priapism and the medical condition known as Megalophallus that sometimes results from it. Put simply, “Megalophallus” is just what it sounds like. The penis has become much larger than what is accepted to be “normal”. Lengths of over 7” and girths over 6.5” are usually cited in these cases. For two easily searchable, modern examples of men who have potentially suffered from this condition (albeit to their benefit) look up the names “shorty mac” or “shane diesel” on any free adult entertainment video hosting site and you’ll see what I’m referencing.
In this quest to expand my knowledge of priapism and Megalophallus further, I recently (in the last few weeks) learned of something that most of you probably were not aware of. First, I’d like to share an example of what is usually an expected “reply” on a Penis Enlargement forum when the subject of “trying to mimic priapism for growth….” Or something similar is posted on. The fellow Penis Enlargement’er or (usually and more often than not) “moderator” (possibly well meaning but ill informed) quickly chimes in with something along the lines of “whoa, whoa whoooooa there broski!! You should be aware that priapism is nothing to laugh at and a very dangerous medical condition that can lead to partial or complete erectile dysfunction…possibly even IMPOTENCE!!! DO NOT PROCEED any further!!!” Right??? While I’m definitely not attempting to belittle priapism and the ‘potential’ negative consequences…we usually forget to include the FACT that there is a strong failure in the community to SEPARATE out the fact that priapism in the sense we typically think of it as….is completely different from trying to mimic it for Penis Enlargement purposes.
I’ll attempt to clarify. What I was hinting at learning above was the fact that there are TWO (at least) different types of priapism. FIRST, there is the infamous (and very dangerous) “Low Flow” priapism. “Low flow” means, basically that, the penis has little or no blood flow and if left in this condition, the blood begins to enter necrosis. Blood cells are dying, tissue death soon occurs and at some point along the way, tissues can “degrade” and break down. Hopefully, the man gets medical attention before his penis is completely non functional. On the bright side, he may end up with function after the priapism is treated, and also a larger penis. The larger penis “side effect” being the part of the medical condition that intrigues so many of us.
Now, the OTHER type of priapism (which is overlooked because we all know there are ONLY ABSOLUTES 100% of the time in life right???). HIGH FLOW priapism. This usually results from an injury which causes an artery in the penis to rupture. Circulation is still present. Similar to ‘low flow’ the erection usually becomes painful if left unattended for the infamously termed “longer than four hours” (thanks Pfizer/Viagra). Growth can also result in this case. So, which type is the one we are trying to mimic? High flow of course.
What’s the best way I can think of to mimic a high flow priapism? Pop a little Viagra or similar erection medication, get an erection and “edge” for as long as you can. What’s the danger in that? I can’t think of a single one other than the resultant tissue fatigue may get you closer to a bigger penis. Over time of course.