This is where the misunderstanding of edema and SSJ comes into play. SSJ traps fluid between two point. If there is already a build up of fluid in the skin, the fluid will continue to be trapped until it's drained. This is where jelqing comes into play. SSj helps to cycle in new blood, and force old blood to leave. But when the fluid is trapped in the upper layers of the skin, that's edema. Blood flow will remove the fluid in time, but not forcefully though blood flow.
This is where jelqs, like the C-jelqs and reverse jelqs, come into play. This forces the fluid to leave the skin. Warm compression and wrapping plays the second role, semi-actively compresses the fluid out of the skin.
Give a two to five minutes of post SSJ with high squeeze reverse jelqs, going from the base of the glans to the base of the penis, to get the fluid out.
If you are doing 15 per restricted set, reduce to every 5 to 7 minutes. If you do it as smaller times sets in that 15 minutes but still have purple color, release the restricted strap to 80%. The purple color is an indicator of oxygen deprivation. It should still have a light tint of pink color, with slight mix of light purple, not pure purple.
