squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
If they are soft everything is good and awesome.
The Best Pumping Routine for a Thicker Cock….penis enlargement
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What does it mean if they're hard? Now I'm worried haha
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
You don't need to be worried.
If they are semi-hard you just need some rest.
I look at this as signs of
growth.
I got that when I was stretching with LengthMaster 3, it can also happen with girthwork.
ManPlan86
New member
I had a similar concern and experience when I had a bigger vein showing then I'd ever noticed before.
I posted about it a few months ago, and recommendation then from the brotherhood was to keep going. I did, no issues!
Will watch for your posted pics and compare.
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
Maybe you need to rest?
Maybe I'm wrong. I have all my foreskin intact, so maybe this is normal?
But I can't evaluate this, because I do not know what is normal for a penis with removed foreskin.
Someone else can look at this, that have removed their foreskin.
If the vains are soft there is nothing to be worried about. Vains grow as well when we grow in size.
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
I did edit my post. I believe this is just signs of growth, and it's normal
Like it feels fine, no discomfort. Actually, tbh, it feels amazing haha at least when erect. I'm assuming because of all the nerve endings associated in that area being more "exposed" ig. My gf saw it and liked so that's a plus too lol
I took a day off between sets, mainly because of fluid retention until I get my sleeve in the mail.
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
Perfect! This is what happens with growth.
bemorethanbig
New member
@G - those are not veins IMO, I get those and that is EDEMA, but I will let the vets comment more as I am in Water Pumping for 5 months now. I get that more when pumping over 10Hg. What are you pumping at?
That is correct term for it. Common edema that can be "compressed" during pumping. If you want that edema to reduce, you can wear a soft penis sleeve about 2in long covering the base of the glans (just right below the corona) down past the foreskin fold (or foreskin cut line during circumcision. The skin between this area is considered to be more tender and easily influenced for edema. I do wear a soft silicone cur out penis sleeve at 80% of my normal erection size for my second and third pumping sessions of the 5x5x3 to prevent fluid buildup in this zone, edema prevention, and also do reduce skin pinching when I use the ADS for post pumping. Just something to think about for testing.
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
I wish members did not use abbreviations for common words and sentences.
I do not understand why this is the case?
IMO - I was forced to search on Google and trying to interpret the meaning.
Feels like unnecessary to use these kind of abbreviations.
This is what I found:
What do you know about IMO?
IMO is the International Maritime Organization. This specialised agency, which is part of the United Nations, is responsible for regulating and coordinating international shipping to ensure its safety, security, and environmental sustainability.
Do you understand @bemorethanbig why this can create so much confusion and problems for us?
I have wasted time just trying to figure out what you even mean.
squirt_inducer_man
(SIM)
I do Downward Jelq's to reduce my fluid retention both during and after session. This works for me.
bemorethanbig
New member
I have to be a cool Dad. lol. I hate it too, but there are some that you can't escape. Being sus is one of them.
bemorethanbig
New member
+1 Downward Jelq, Sex also brings it down! So I have had a bit of this after a pump and then place a cock ring over cock and balls (not over shaft, I think that is a bit too much). It goes up a bit more for 1-3 hours after pump, if I have sex a few hours after pump, I'm pretty comfortable keeping the C ring with a bit of Edema. If I have too much I prefer not to use a C-ring. That is me just a few months after doing this. Again, I will let the Vets let you know what they do.
I honestly don't know what I'm pumping at as the pump I have doesn't show that information, it shows none actually lol(I know, weaksauce). It's an auto airpump with 3 buttons for manual compression, manual decompression, and an automatic workout button.
So, after hours(3) of research and then reaching out to a doctor turns out they are in fact veins. They are part of the circumflex veins which branch off from the deep dorsal vein.
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Agree
If the vein is bulging up, I pray that it's not thrombosis. Keep monitoring that. Just hope that it's edema over the bulging of the circumflex vein. Commonly, when one portion of the vein expands, the remainder tend to follow. It's odd to only have a small segment of it.