About stretching

When you stretch, at a high tension and you get this burning feeling, that is good right?? Or is it a big no-no?

I have sometimes stretched and it would hurt for a few seconds, and off course I dropped the stretches afterwards, but is it possible to have permanent damage if you feel any pain for a few seconds while stretching?

If you have a soreness at the base then you're just feeling the strain on the ligaments and you're doing it correctly. If you have pain near the head then you're causing nerve damage and need to change your grip (grip below the head).

Never at the head, but at the base. I mean, it really hurt, so I couldn't do them anymore, that kind of pain for a few seconds. I have no idea if that caused some damage. Is it possible to check at the urologist if you have any damage in your dick with an MRi or ultrasound? To detect scar tissue?

MrNilsen said:

Never at the head, but at the base. I mean, it really hurt, so I couldn't do them anymore, that kind of pain for a few seconds. I have no idea if that caused some damage. Is it possible to check at the urologist if you have any damage in your dick with an MRi or ultrasound? To detect scar tissue?

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If scar tissue was the problem I think you would notice. This is the problem in Peyronies and it doesn't prevent erections, it just causes serious curvature and painful erections. It's more likely the problem is nerve damage or venous leakage. If you can get erections with the aid of viagra or other ED drugs, then that would suggest it isn't venous leakage.

I would absolutely see a urologist about this. They'll know much more than anyone on these boards.

Yeah, think I will. No need to risk anything. Have you experienced any pain while stretching, or anyone else on this board for that matter? Don't know if I am pshsyking myeslef out here from this one time pain incident.

As a general rule of thumb you never want to cause pain. Discomfort, tiredness, a little off, worked, whatever, but not "pain." Remember Penis Enlargement takes consistency, dedication, and intensity, but notice I didn't say macho stupidity. Pain is a bad thing, and you never wnat to reach that point.
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