Is curvature a limiting factor in relation to gains?

[Mr. Green]

Hi all,

Seventh month in, and has experienced some growth. Some of it might be due to better EQ quality, but I am pretty
optimistic that solid gains will come in time. Oh, I'm following the JP90 routine very precisely + I supplement the PE by wearing
an extender for 2-3 hours every day. Other than I'm experimenting a little bit with traction wrapping after each session. Don't know if
it is helpful - right now I just like the feel of it and the way my unit hangs wearing it.

To the point:

I have a slight curvature to the right that I sure hope to get rid of some day. What I have noticed is, at that
the left side of the penis seems to be much more "pumped" compared to the right side after each PE session. Surely
this has to do with the fact that the right side chamber isn't as big and flexible as the left side chamber - consequently causing
the bend.

Question is (and I guess I'm adressing the curvature people out there): Does having a bend penis make gains come slower compared to
having a straight one? Since my right side chamber isn't able to hold the same amount of blood as the left side chamber, the blood pressure (and PE effect) has to be much higher in the left side of the penis. I aim to implement more advanced exercises focusing on the curvature over time, but right now I'm comfortable sticking with the JP90.

My concern is, that my penis develops unbalanced - either slowing gains or making my unit appear like a mutation.

Thanks in advance guys - hope my English is readable / understandable.

[CaptainJohnson]

Routines are designed to work the penis in a balanced fashion, alternating between right and left. This means that no bend changes should occur to your penis, but if they do, it would only serve to straighten the bend. Some people try to compensate for the bend and work the opposing direction more. If you look around on the forums, you can find a number of posts about fixing or maintaining penis curves.

[Mr. Green]

Yes ok, I see there are a number of treads covering this issue. As long as the growth is proportional. Don't want to make the curvature worse than it is.

[Novajelqer]

I think after the conditioning phase you could work in to your routine fixing your curve. I have straightend mine curve but still have a little to go to evening out. Good luck and congrats on any gains.