So I have a leftward curve on my penis; it's not too prominent, but it's there. I was scanning the forums for information and found that the following 4 things were the most commonly recommended and cited as successful in correcting leftward or rightward curvature:
1.) Jelqing against the curve while the penis is erect.
2.) Stretching out the shorter side of the penis while flaccid (so if the bend is leftward, the shorter side is the left side, and if the bend is rightward, the shorter side is the right side).
3.) Single-side jelqing, i.e., jelqing only the left or right chamber, whichever one is needs to be made bigger to even out with the other. Similarly as above, if the curve is to the left, the smaller chamber is usually the left one, and if the curve is to the right, the smaller chamber is usually the right one.
4.) DLD bends, which is essentially erect stretching against the curve with slight modification.
So these are the things I've come across- I've started practicing them recently so I haven't seen any progress yet in my curvature but it is way to soon.
I wanted to see if anyone else is puzzled by the fact that the overwhelming majority of people who have penis curvature have it to the LEFT, with very few people whom I've come across having it to the right. Is it something genetic or the way pants are made? Does anyone have a clue why curvature to the LEFT is really dominant?
-Krispin
P.S. This thread regards only left/right curvature, and even though some of the techniques can be applied to up/down curvature as well (according to what I've read), it should still be considered as primarily referencing left/right curves.
1.) Jelqing against the curve while the penis is erect.
2.) Stretching out the shorter side of the penis while flaccid (so if the bend is leftward, the shorter side is the left side, and if the bend is rightward, the shorter side is the right side).
3.) Single-side jelqing, i.e., jelqing only the left or right chamber, whichever one is needs to be made bigger to even out with the other. Similarly as above, if the curve is to the left, the smaller chamber is usually the left one, and if the curve is to the right, the smaller chamber is usually the right one.
4.) DLD bends, which is essentially erect stretching against the curve with slight modification.
So these are the things I've come across- I've started practicing them recently so I haven't seen any progress yet in my curvature but it is way to soon.
I wanted to see if anyone else is puzzled by the fact that the overwhelming majority of people who have penis curvature have it to the LEFT, with very few people whom I've come across having it to the right. Is it something genetic or the way pants are made? Does anyone have a clue why curvature to the LEFT is really dominant?
-Krispin
P.S. This thread regards only left/right curvature, and even though some of the techniques can be applied to up/down curvature as well (according to what I've read), it should still be considered as primarily referencing left/right curves.