Long, Larger, Overextended Flaccid – Updates and Advice

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Originally Posted by Jay1983

You probably have a spasm, on top of the weakness. Spasms can compress nerves and retard them.

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Wouldn't I be feeling a spasm though? I don't have any kind of chronic spasm or pelvic pain that would indicate a spasm.

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Originally Posted by nonceK2SO

Zwinny, what brand and dosage of Lion's Mane are you taking?

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Polish brand, but it makes no difference, natvita extract 500mg
Strange because when I put the lion's mane aside and masturbated, the problem came back and now when I take it again, the erection and libido are back
@Romero MD do you know what this is?

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Originally Posted by Jay1983

LF is weakness in the pelvic floor. Causes of the weakness varies for individuals. To heal from LF one must discover the root cause of weakness, combat it, and restrengthen the pelvic floor.

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Hey Jay so you don't think LF s nerve damage?

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Originally Posted by Jay1983

You probably have a spasm, on top of the weakness. Spasms can compress nerves and retard them.

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What specific routine would you recommend to resolve this sort of spam and weakness?

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Originally Posted by nonceK2SO

What specific routine would you recommend to resolve this sort of spam and weakness?

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My protocol is an option. Spasms/tension must be treated before weakness. No exceptions.

For your Education and treatment:
MUST READ Resources - Pelvic Floor Issues, Hard Flaccid, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome

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Originally Posted by nonceK2SO

Wouldn't I be feeling a spasm though? I don't have any kind of chronic spasm or pelvic pain that would indicate a spasm.

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If your nerve is compressed, you would not sense a spasm. Feel around with your fingertips.

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Originally Posted by jamoke125

Hey Jay so you don't think LF s nerve damage?

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In my experience, no.

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Originally Posted by HansTwilight

My protocol is an option. Spasms/tension must be treated before weakness. No exceptions.

For your Education and treatment:
MUST READ Resources - Pelvic Floor Issues, Hard Flaccid, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome

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:agree:

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Originally Posted by HansTwilight

My protocol is an option. Spasms/tension must be treated before weakness. No exceptions.

For your Education and treatment:
MUST READ Resources - Pelvic Floor Issues, Hard Flaccid, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome

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How can I tell if I have a spasm? I maybe feel a bit of tension in my pelvic area but not much. Mostly just symptoms of my flaccid being less sensitive and a general lack of sensitivity/libido in my pelvic region (don't feel rush of blood as much when getting erection really).

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Originally Posted by ho1985

@Romero MD
I read your thread, I don't have much time to put details, but diagnosing LF by anyway as a nerve damage is totally, I've met hundreds of HF&LF this what I can conclude from what I've been through till now
-one of the common causes of BOTH HF & LF is a reaction happened as a result after taking Some medications and some even got it because of weed or marijuana, some have it after wake up without any previous sex activity at all.
- both LF & HF have recovered cases including my experience with full erection enable to keep erection standing up, and recover controlling the muscle.
from the previous points and more not mentioned this cant be related to a nerve damage.

I don't know if you have read the HF unraveled book , if you didn't have a look.
also check this article
https://www.researchgate.net/publica..._of_four_cases

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Pls tell me how you can recovered?