Could Hard flaccid be from lack of blood flow

**Pegasus** · 01-02-2020

Originally Posted by alterego888

I've sen about 4 of them. Yes I have both hard flaccid and venous leak and I believe they haven't helped because they focused on the corpora carnevosa not the sponsgiosum and perineum. My penis feel like a loose tooth at the base of the underside of shaft so i'm thinking it's because no blood flow is going in there

How many of those uro told you that you had both venous leak and hard flacid ? How many told you that you had only venous leak ? How many told you that you only had hard flacid ? How many said neither thing?
So you went to numerous uro that means you should have numerous hormone test results post them here .

**alterego888** · 01-03-2020

All the euros said you're fine" haven't you guys been around this forum long enough to know the standard Uro reply? I do have moderate scaring in corporas as shown by ultra sound but that isn't even in the area of concern here is my t panel since you don't take my word for it lol.

TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL	945 ng/dL	240 - 871 ng/dL
TESTOSTERONE, FREE, CALCULATED	19.6 ng/dL	7.0 - 36.7 ng/dL
SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN	42 nmol/L	11 - 78 nmol/L

**JohnnyTooBad** · 01-04-2020

Have you lost feeling or sensation in you penis?

**Pegasus** · 01-04-2020

The free test is lower than the total . Whole free test is often not accurate this bares investigation.

**Darshan** · 01-25-2020

No. The muscles being extremely tight causes the penis to be hard while flaccid and lack of blood flow just means an even worse resting flaccid size as well as the tip being cold at times. If someone did not have the muscle issues but only he blood flow issues then he would have a soft and cold/smaller flaccid but without the physical hardness of the flaccid. You can also test this by doing pelvic floor breathing and relaxation exercises and noticing a drop in hardness temporarily.

**Pegasus** · 01-25-2020

Originally Posted by Darshan

No. The muscles being extremely tight causes the penis to be hard while flaccid and lack of blood flow just means an even worse resting flaccid size as well as the tip being cold at times. If someone did not have the muscle issues but only he blood flow issues then he would have a soft and cold/smaller flaccid but without the physical hardness of the flaccid. You can also test this by doing pelvic floor breathing and relaxation exercises and noticing a drop in hardness temporarily.

The muscle issue causes the blood flow issue by constricting blood flow and nerve conduction.

**Mugul** · 01-31-2020

Do dynamic contraction technique. dct for pelvic pain. Trust me please lads!! This shit works but program and workouts are intense.

It cured me !

**alterego888** · 02-06-2020

update: After visiting top of the line pelvic floor therapist. I have the following diagnosis: bulbous spongious tightness level 8/10, ischiocavernosus tightness 8/10. So pretty extreme levels of tightness what could be the symptoms of such tight muscles?

**lx187** · 12-05-2020

Originally Posted by alterego888

update: After visiting top of the line pelvic floor therapist. I have the following diagnosis: bulbous spongious tightness level 8/10, ischiocavernosus tightness 8/10. So pretty extreme levels of tightness what could be the symptoms of such tight muscles?

im kinda late but did you fix your problem?

**Mike_b** · 12-05-2020

Hey ego, long time no see,

Is there any hope that Cialis and l-citrulline can increase the blood flow to the penis?

Obviously yes, but does Cialis work all the time or does it lose its potency? I've been raising the dosages on my own in hopes of getting rid of the physical pain in my dick.

Does Cialis work for a long time? Or does it keep on losing its efficacy after a certain amount of time?

I'll be damned if I have to talk to my doctor to get more of this shit?