[nigel28]

Hi everyone!

I posted a message on this forum a while ago, after I'd tried my first PE session. It turned out that after just one time I experienced some serious erectile problems. As I explained in my first posting, it seemed like blood was coming down towards my groin and would flow around my penis, but not into it. A few guys responded that it was fine, that I had probably been a bit rough with my penis for a first-timer, but that things would quickly get back to normal... Unfortunately, they haven't! It's been more than two and a half months now, and there is no improvement in sight. I used to get aroused and hard very easily, now I hardly ever (if not never) have a spontaneous erection. When I stimulate it, I can get pretty hard but it goes soft again almost instantly when I stop holding it, and I never get as fully erect as I used to. On top of that, the head seems to have become a lot more sensitive, and lately I even started having trouble controlling my ejaculations, which come much more quickly than before.

So apparently I have caused a lot of damage down there, and it's starting to be really preoccupying. Since at first people told me not to worry too much I was quite optimistic, but as I just mentioned it's been two months now. I am so afraid I might never be able to get the situation back to normal, and I'll be impaired all my life. This is all the more frustrating as I only tried PE once, it was a short 15-minute session, during which I certainly overtrained, but I would never have thought I could cause myself so much damage in 15 stupid minutes. Has any of you experienced the same thing? Do you know any exercise I could do (or any measure I need to take, whatever that might entail) that could help me get things back in place and have normal erections/ejaculations again? I've been denying the problem for a while but now I'm really freaked out.

Please help! Any suggestions/advice will be more than welcome...

[jadzeno69]

If it's been two and a half months then I'd say this has to be more serious than simply over training. However, if you're not feeling any pain, it's hard to say if you really did damage to your penis, so it's definitely safe to suggest your problem is mental. There seems to be a newbie syndrome going around lately where after the first workout you become obsessed with wanting to get an erection constantly and admire your pride and joy. You don't want to be thinking about it all day, you'll just cause stress for yourself, which yes can inhibit your erections believe it or not. Plus, PE takes months to see legit results. Perhaps you need to relax and get your mind on something else. But to aid you physically - Kegels could help, hot wraps, perhaps even very light jelqing to help with EQ. The main thing is calm down man, as long as you can still get erections you're not in dire straits yet.

[JonPop]

Hey nigel28, I think you and Dduster ought to get together for a cup of coffee.
You guys could be all like, woe is me and shit.

There is no fuckin way that one session, (15 minutes) caused this damage.
We have several trolls here trying their best to debunk PE and scare those new to PE away from doing the exercises.
I believe that you are part of this.
In fact I think that several of these types of posts are written by the same person, just with a different user name.

[Big Al]

Another one-time wonder? What are the chances of that.

[nigel28]

Hi again!

Some people here claim that I posted the same kind of message under different names, which is completely untrue. I know that my story seems kind of hard to believe, but trust me the one who was truly surprised about this was me, and I now have to live with that. I came here for help, not to be frowned upon. I know my problem is not purely a psychological one, as I can feel something - something physical - has changed. So any constructive comments and help will be highly appreciated!...

[Big Al]

Originally Posted by nigel28

Hi again!

Some people here claim that I posted the same kind of message under different names, which is completely untrue. I know that my story seems kind of hard to believe, but trust me the one who was truly surprised about this was me, and I now have to live with that. I came here for help, not to be frowned upon. I know my problem is not purely a psychological one, as I can feel something - something physical - has changed. So any constructive comments and help will be highly appreciated!...

Please read through this new post- it'll help: Read this before posting here!

We are not trying to be punitive here- what we're trying to do is to stem the sudden and unprecedented flow of nearly identical complaints and dangerous attempts at self diagnoses. Until you've had a thorough check up speculation is fruitless.