I feel responsible to write some of my experiences here since long ago I found this site and it gained me a lot. I need to give back.
At about the age of 58 I started hanging. Not much to start, maybe a pound or so. I didn't check any changes for a while, but in a couple months I had gained .2". That gave me the confidence to carry on. I kept increasing the weight, until it was really heavy. 10-15 lbs. attached to my penis with a homemade choker behind the head and slung over my leg while I sat on the sofa drinking morning coffee and reading. It was quite difficult to keep it attached as the weight increased. By the age of 63 I had gone from 5 3/4 bone pressed to 7.2" bp. Girth around 5.8".
Just about then I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and underwent external beam radiation. I lost about a half an inch in length but didn't notice for a while what with the trauma of the cancer deal. It took 6 months before I became aware of it. I researched why this could happen. It turns out that the radiation causes the prostate to shrink considerably,and the volume of the expected change accounted for the length change. The urethra passes through the prostate and any change to the length of the urethra will impact the length of the penis. Certainly with prostate surgery this will happen even more.
I went back to hanging bigish weights. Next I got a [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]Bathmate[/words]. Very happy with it. I used it very forcefully. I think I modified it to gain suction.
One day after using it, I started to pee blood. Then large blood clots. After a trip to the emergency room - several - this lasted all summer, it seemed as if life would never be the same again. I couldn't possibly detail what the next months were like. I had radiation cystitus. In the process of radiating me, a quantity of the beam was deflected into a full bladder - full because they wanted that to hold the prostate in a known position during radiation. The radiation hit all around inside my bladder. Radiated tissue is a horrible mess. Blood vessels don't know where to go anymore and in the end there was a lot of surface vessels just waiting to pop. And radiated tissue doesn't heal very well either.
If it was not for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, I would be stuck worrying about when the trouble would recur.
Next. Did the radiation fix the problem. No. PSA levels are rising slowly.
What else went away? Well as of some years ago, I can't remember when, I do not any longer feel the rush of orgasm. My body does because it goes through quite a lot of very deep orgasmic thrashing, but I usually sense a nerve blackout during the process. And lacking a functioning prostate I don't ejaculate much at all. No sense of fluid rushing out of me.
I will be happy to answer any questions.
At about the age of 58 I started hanging. Not much to start, maybe a pound or so. I didn't check any changes for a while, but in a couple months I had gained .2". That gave me the confidence to carry on. I kept increasing the weight, until it was really heavy. 10-15 lbs. attached to my penis with a homemade choker behind the head and slung over my leg while I sat on the sofa drinking morning coffee and reading. It was quite difficult to keep it attached as the weight increased. By the age of 63 I had gone from 5 3/4 bone pressed to 7.2" bp. Girth around 5.8".
Just about then I was diagnosed with prostate cancer and underwent external beam radiation. I lost about a half an inch in length but didn't notice for a while what with the trauma of the cancer deal. It took 6 months before I became aware of it. I researched why this could happen. It turns out that the radiation causes the prostate to shrink considerably,and the volume of the expected change accounted for the length change. The urethra passes through the prostate and any change to the length of the urethra will impact the length of the penis. Certainly with prostate surgery this will happen even more.
I went back to hanging bigish weights. Next I got a [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]Bathmate[/words]. Very happy with it. I used it very forcefully. I think I modified it to gain suction.
One day after using it, I started to pee blood. Then large blood clots. After a trip to the emergency room - several - this lasted all summer, it seemed as if life would never be the same again. I couldn't possibly detail what the next months were like. I had radiation cystitus. In the process of radiating me, a quantity of the beam was deflected into a full bladder - full because they wanted that to hold the prostate in a known position during radiation. The radiation hit all around inside my bladder. Radiated tissue is a horrible mess. Blood vessels don't know where to go anymore and in the end there was a lot of surface vessels just waiting to pop. And radiated tissue doesn't heal very well either.
If it was not for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, I would be stuck worrying about when the trouble would recur.
Next. Did the radiation fix the problem. No. PSA levels are rising slowly.
What else went away? Well as of some years ago, I can't remember when, I do not any longer feel the rush of orgasm. My body does because it goes through quite a lot of very deep orgasmic thrashing, but I usually sense a nerve blackout during the process. And lacking a functioning prostate I don't ejaculate much at all. No sense of fluid rushing out of me.
I will be happy to answer any questions.