Ok, I'm three weeks in and am definitely beginning to see improvements in my flaccid hang, but have noticed my cock is starting to lean a little to the left when soft and there is the beginning of a curve when I'm hard. I've heard about peyronies disease - is it possible to develop it from doing Penis Enlargement - and if so - how do I prevent it?
Leaning to the left..
Iv never heard of that before. Penis Enlargement is actually suppose to prevent peyronies disease. What is your routine and what all do you do?
BODY BUILDER 05 said:
I'm doing DLD's [words=http://www.mattersofsize.com/forum/penis-enlargement-newbie-forum/1597-dlds-first-routine-i-gained-2-inches-with-this-routine-full-tutorial.html]Newbie Routine[/words] five times a week and to the letter. I'm up to half an hour's worth of jelqing in each session. Anything else you can think of I may be doing wrong?
How are you jelqing, like technique?
German Stallion
Super Moderator
No,Peyronies Disease is a trama or break in the CC. You won't get Peyronies if you do Penis Enlargement correct. Bends and curves are not Peyronies. Peyronies is a break and creates a 90 degree bend that is very drastic. It also happens overnight or suddenly. GS
Girthseeker said:
This is common with many men and in almost every case it corrects itself as you become more consistent and balanced with your strokes on both left and right hands. As German Stallion said, Peyronies is not a progressive disease in the way you are thinking.
I just learned something new. 
BODY BUILDER 05 said:
I'm onto 30 mins of 2 second jelqs, but there is a post a little further down that asks me if I'm right handed, which I am. Hopefully it will right itself but I'll keep y'all posted - Thanks for all your help people...
I dont see anything wrong with that routine. 
Just do what DLD said. "This is common with many men and in almost every case it corrects itself as you become more consistent and balanced with your strokes on both left and right hands. As German Stallion said, Peyronies is not a progressive disease in the way you are thinking.
Just do what DLD said. "This is common with many men and in almost every case it corrects itself as you become more consistent and balanced with your strokes on both left and right hands. As German Stallion said, Peyronies is not a progressive disease in the way you are thinking.