Hey guys, I'm on Day 18 of [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], (I've probably done 14 days on and 4 days off total). Please don't move this to the Injury Forum at least for a little while because it can be days before people respond on there.
I guess I started harder, slower and for longer amounts of time (increased from 10 minutes to 15) and I feel sore now throughout the day just on the right side.
Starts at the base and it runs along the length of the right side. NOT sore like a muscle sore, but sort of like a nerve irritation type feeling.
I took yesterday off and then did really light jelq work today, but it sorta still feels the same.
It's not a thrombosed vein because I don't have any vein clots anywhere or anything like that.
Did you guys feel stuff like this when you started? It doesn't hurt real bad or anything, it's just real tender and it's on the inside and I can feel it all day. I'm wondering if that kind of stuff just goes away with time.
I really don't want to have to stop, I've been doing so well Is it normal to feel tenderness like that?
Thank you.
I guess I started harder, slower and for longer amounts of time (increased from 10 minutes to 15) and I feel sore now throughout the day just on the right side.
Starts at the base and it runs along the length of the right side. NOT sore like a muscle sore, but sort of like a nerve irritation type feeling.
I took yesterday off and then did really light jelq work today, but it sorta still feels the same.
It's not a thrombosed vein because I don't have any vein clots anywhere or anything like that.
Did you guys feel stuff like this when you started? It doesn't hurt real bad or anything, it's just real tender and it's on the inside and I can feel it all day. I'm wondering if that kind of stuff just goes away with time.
I really don't want to have to stop, I've been doing so well Is it normal to feel tenderness like that?
Thank you.