ManPlan86 Routine and Progress

[ManPlan86]

As most said, don't pop them, unless you know what to do. In 3 to 5 days, a light membrane will form beneath each blister. But, if you know what to do using a 32 or 34 gauge needle, you can safely puncture the blister just to allow the fluid to leave using light compression, and use any bacitracin ointment to put a nice protective layer over the blister. This allows the body to rapidly adhere the expanded membrane, healing as much as it can for the remaining unattached surface, and produce new lining within a day or two.

Definitely no PE.

Thanks, what a bummer! I was just excited that I hit 8.5" in the cylinder and over did it, lesson learned.

I dont know that I feel comfortable puncturing them, I plan to leave them be and hope for the fluid to reduce over the next couple days without messing with them.

If they pop on their own, should i apply bacitracin or aloe or hydrocortisone etc...?

 

[oldandlively]

Thanks, what a bummer! I was just excited that I hit 8.5" in the cylinder and over did it, lesson learned.

I dont know that I feel comfortable puncturing them, I plan to leave them be and hope for the fluid to reduce over the next couple days without messing with them.

If they pop on their own, should i apply bacitracin or aloe or hydrocortisone etc...?

Use bacitracin.

 

[DLD]

Use bacitracin.

Hydrocortisone is also very good with keeping your skin in better condition. I use daily and I am in great shape.

 

[ManPlan86]

Hydrocortisone is also very good with keeping your skin in better condition. I use daily and I am in great shape.

This is the first time I have ever pushed it this hard to the point of injury that isnt just soreness, irratation or EQ crash.

I just opened a fresh tube of Hydrocortisone on Monday this week and use it every night before bed. I applied some already to my glans, and will up to a few times a day until healed up.

Feel like such an idiot cause after almost two years PE I should have known better. Was just pushing hard and jacked to see 8.5" inches in the tube, spent too long at high Hg admiring the awesomeness.

Oh well, something to learn from and then be able to help other brothers in the future if it unfortunately catches them.

 

[ManPlan86]

Use bacitracin.

After I am all healed up, now that I know I can consistently hit 8+", I will start back slower and work up in Hg.

My question is about cylinder length size. Before the blister thing today, I was hitting just under 8.5" at between 10-13 Hg, going to 15Hg for too long is what did me in pushing for a long hold of a minute plus at 8.5"

Is there any benefit to upgrading the length of cylinder since I am about 1/2" - 3/4" away from the full 9" length?

Figured I should ask now since I am on a forced break and can be patient during shipping time.

 

[oldandlively]

After I am all healed up, now that I know I can consistently hit 8+", I will start back slower and work up in Hg.

My question is about cylinder length size. Before the blister thing today, I was hitting just under 8.5" at between 10-13 Hg, going to 15Hg for too long is what did me in pushing for a long hold of a minute plus at 8.5"

Is there any benefit to upgrading the length of cylinder since I am about 1/2" - 3/4" away from the full 9" length?

Figured I should ask now since I am on a forced break and can be patient during shipping time.

Time to upgrade it to 11in or 12in, based on the cylinder length and diameter available. 2in minimum headspace is highly recommended. I'm at 7in, and I already have an 11in as I want to get to 9in. Extra headspace allow that critical buffer for water pressure equalization to vacate all unnecessary air bubbles that can cause hotspots. If you use air only, pack that baby until there's no space left. That will prevent hotspots from forming.

 

[ManPlan86]

Time to upgrade it to 11in or 12in, based on the cylinder length and diameter available. 2in minimum headspace is highly recommended. I'm at 7in, and I already have an 11in as I want to get to 9in. Extra headspace allow that critical buffer for water pressure equalization to vacate all unnecessary air bubbles that can cause hotspots. If you use air only, pack that baby until there's no space left. That will prevent hotspots from forming.

You confirm what I was thinking.

I 99.9% of the time pump with water only.

Headspace required to keep balanced pressure, wonder if I ended up with hot spot today or water was too hot or something. I have hit 15Hg many times before and recently in my prior two sessions this week without issue.

I did change out my sleeve on the sillistretcher this morning because the old one was loose and starting to slip. I used the ADS for a few hours before my session and maybe I applied to much vacuum making the skin layers start to separate a little prior to pumping.

Regardless, looks like I will be hitting the MOS shop for an 11" or 12" cylinder.

 

[oldandlively]

I believe it was a combo. Lack of headspace, way too long, water too hot, and skin soften too fast under too high of a pressure beyond skin conditioning.

 

[DLD]

You confirm what I was thinking.

I 99.9% of the time pump with water only.

Headspace required to keep balanced pressure, wonder if I ended up with hot spot today or water was too hot or something. I have hit 15Hg many times before and recently in my prior two sessions this week without issue.

I did change out my sleeve on the SiliStretcher this morning because the old one was loose and starting to slip. I used the ADS for a few hours before my session and maybe I applied to much vacuum making the skin layers start to separate a little prior to pumping.

Regardless, looks like I will be hitting the MoS Shop for an 11" or 12" cylinder.

This may just be exactly what you need.very smart move to use hydrocortisone. It really works for me.

 

[oldandlively]

By the way, don't feel bad. I got two small blisters myself today. I used ADS too long after the intense Length Master early in the morning, and the pumping was a bit too rigorous. While I was eating. Didn't pay attention to the pressure and accidentally went 1inHg too high.

 

[ManPlan86]

This may just be exactly what you need.very smart move to use hydrocortisone. It really works for me.

2nd application of hydrocortisone for the day is already done, need to wait until pay day and then will order the longer Mityvac cylinder

 

[ManPlan86]

By the way, don't feel bad. I got two small blisters myself today. I used ADS too long after the intense LengthMaster early in the morning, and the pumping was a bit too rigorous. While I was eating. Didn't pay attention to the pressure and accidentally went 1inHg too high.

Dang, I'm sorry to hear that! Appreciate the honesty of your mishap and prayers for a speedy recovery for both of us!

I'm upset I didnt listen to my body when I felt the first tingle at the tip of my glans, not used to seeing a damaged frankendick between my legs but the show will go on, just on intermission for a bit to reset.

 

[ManPlan86]

Blister update:

Applied Hydrocortisone this morning after showering, a few blisters seem to have reduced in size and or already popped. Wore loose fitting boxers to bed and didnt see fluid in my boxers this morning but trying to avoid any unneeded pressure on the glans to be safe. One blister is deep red in color and was really puffy yesterday, but seems to have gone down in pressure but still blood red.

Brought the hydrocortisone to work with me and will apply again at lunch, and just wearing a sleeve today to stay extended and keep everything in place. As the blisters seem like they may be slowly going down or starting to leak a little now, I will pick up some bacitracin on my way home from work today and start that tonight as well.

 

[oldandlively]

Blister update:

Applied Hydrocortisone this morning after showering, a few blisters seem to have reduced in size and or already popped. Wore loose fitting boxers to bed and didnt see fluid in my boxers this morning but trying to avoid any unneeded pressure on the glans to be safe. One blister is deep red in color and was really puffy yesterday, but seems to have gone down in pressure but still blood red.

Ouch. Hydrocortisone will do that since it thins out the skin fast. Any popped blister, use bacitracin and cover the open wound. The red one, keep an eye out on it. The moment it pops, cover it up with bacitracin immediately. That's a direct open wound to the lower skin layer.

Brought the hydrocortisone to work with me and will apply again at lunch, and just wearing a sleeve today to stay extended and keep everything in place. As the blisters seem like they may be slowly going down or starting to leak a little now, I will pick up some bacitracin on my way home from work today and start that tonight as well.

Hydrocortisone is not for open wounds. Applying it to open wound can cause further skin thinning and subdermal blistering. Just be careful brother.

 

[ManPlan86]

Ouch. Hydrocortisone will do that since it thins out the skin fast. Any popped blister, use bacitracin and cover the open wound. The red one, keep an eye out on it. The moment it pops, cover it up with bacitracin immediately. That's a direct open wound to the lower skin layer.


Hydrocortisone is not for open wounds. Applying it to open wound can cause further skin thinning and subdermal blistering. Just be careful brother.

Just applied second application of hydrocortisone at lunch break, seems like none are leaking or seeping, just reducing in how much fluid pressure is in them.

Will be careful to watch tho and only apply if no open wound, and stop applying and switch to bacitracin tonight.

Hoping to see the major swell up dissipate by end of day tomorrow and then I will keep clean with bacitracin and keep covered as new skin starts to form. Hopefully all cleared up by next t weekend...

Does that sound ok?

 

[oldandlively]

Just applied second application of hydrocortisone at lunch break, seems like none are leaking or seeping, just reducing in how much fluid pressure is in them.

Will be careful to watch tho and only apply if no open wound, and stop applying and switch to bacitracin tonight.

Hoping to see the major swell up dissipate by end of day tomorrow and then I will keep clean with bacitracin and keep covered as new skin starts to form. Hopefully all cleared up by next t weekend...

Does that sound ok?

Sounds good brother. Make sure to take care of that third leg.

 

[DLD]

Hydrocortisone is for keeping skin healthy. Bacitracin is for open cuts.

 

[TCDreamer]

Well it finally happened, I went too hard pumping because I was feeling good, and I now felt it almost instantly on what was to be my last pump.

I have not one, but 5 blisters.

Looking for recommendations from what I already know. Dont pop them although one looks like it is ready to almost. Obviously no pumping or pressure until completely healed.

What else can I do to reduce puffiness, or is it just leave it alone, hope they dont pop, and no PE?

Heat. Electric blanket is what I use. Medium setting. Don’t want to irritate any further, but heat will help. I use a combo of Organic Jojoba, Coconut, Black Seed, Castor and Rosehip oils. This is a 1-1 ratio. You will have to very slowly and gently heat all of these up as the organic Jojoba is like a butter brick, but once done over slow low heat, incorporate all of these into a dark glass bottle or jar. NO plastic. Glass! Use this x2 daily after a shower and massage accordingly. It’s a life saver and makes the penis incredibly smooth as well as the dilation properties for PE. As Old and Lively mentioned, stay away from PE until ALL heals! You’ll also have to go back to lower pressure when you come back.

 

[oldandlively]

Heat. Electric blanket is what I use. Medium setting. Don’t want to irritate any further, but heat will help. I use a combo of Organic Jojoba, Coconut, Black Seed, Castor and Rosehip oils. This is a 1-1 ratio. You will have to very slowly and gently heat all of these up as the organic Jojoba is like a butter brick, but once done over slow low heat, incorporate all of these into a dark glass bottle or jar. NO plastic. Glass! Use this x2 daily after a shower and massage accordingly. It’s a life saver and makes the penis incredibly smooth as well as the dilation properties for PE. As Old and Lively mentioned, stay away from PE until ALL heals! You’ll also have to go back to lower pressure when you come back.

Well said brother. Most don't use hollistic like this because of the amount of work and the shelf life. I have something similar. My bathroom closet looks like an herbalist store.

If you don't mind, we can create a hollistic post and compile together a few of these hollistic remedies. Mind providing the amount and indicate the shelf life you notice on this mixture? My mixture is around 2 months before I notice an odd odor.

 

[ManPlan86]

Heat. Electric blanket is what I use. Medium setting. Don’t want to irritate any further, but heat will help. I use a combo of Organic Jojoba, Coconut, Black Seed, Castor and Rosehip oils. This is a 1-1 ratio. You will have to very slowly and gently heat all of these up as the organic Jojoba is like a butter brick, but once done over slow low heat, incorporate all of these into a dark glass bottle or jar. NO plastic. Glass! Use this x2 daily after a shower and massage accordingly. It’s a life saver and makes the penis incredibly smooth as well as the dilation properties for PE. As Old and Lively mentioned, stay away from PE until ALL heals! You’ll also have to go back to lower pressure when you come back.

Thanks brother. Not sure where I could find the ingredients locally, but I can do some research and see what I can find.

This has been the month of blisters for me. My feet just healed up from packing out two Elk from successful hunting a couple weeks ago. I should better prepare to have more holistic treatment at the ready.

The only PE I have done since this occurred was some ball and lig in the shower this morning paying real close attention to not putting pressure up to my glans, and then wore a sleeve all day which actually was more just to keep things in place during the work day.

I figure I will need to start back again with pumping only when all the skin is healed and at low pressure for a few weeks to avoid damaging the new skin.