Possible hanging injury

[spicyfish Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close spicyfish]

I'm starting to get concerned over a loss of feeling I've experienced after a hanging session last night. I was doing homework during a session and lost track of time. Before I knew it about 40 minutes had passed. I removed the hanger and jelqued for several minutes to restore circulation as usual, but a moderate numbness remained in the glans and upper shaft. I hoped that feeling would return after a nights sleep, but this morning the same areas reamain slightly numb. I was able to develop an erection last night with no problem, but am worried about this being permanent. I understand the reasons why limiting hanging time to 20 minutes is so important, and am concerned about tissue death/ nerve damage. Does anyone have any advice? should I pause PE or see a doctor?

[Thenewguy2 Banned Find all posts View Profile Close Thenewguy2]

I've heard that people can hang for like 5 hours a day.. you should prob take a break from PE some weeks to see if it getting better.

[Dangler Senior Administrator☼ Wizard ☼ White Tiger Award 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Dangler]

I've heard that people can hang for like 5 hours a day.. you should prob take a break from PE some weeks to see if it getting better.

All at once ? Or do they take breaks ?

[thenewdude Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close thenewdude]

Depends on the weight. If you are doing heavy hanging, you also are apply more force on the noose device which can cut off circulation from the glans so you would need to have a break like every 10-15 minutes allowing circulation to get back to the glans.

[pfm Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pfm]

I would suggest a warm compress, and give it a few days to see if the numbness starts to subside. Tissue death would be obvious, as soon as you took off the hanger you would have a huge surge of pain, within hours the skin color would have changed. I noticed people on this forum are obsessed with tissue death

[spicyfish Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close spicyfish]

thanks pfm

[Kfdarling Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Kfdarling]

I've heard that people can hang for like 5 hours a day.. you should prob take a break from PE some weeks to see if it getting better.

Careful saying something like that. Some newbie may see it and get the same problem spicyfish just got. That is definitely not recommended.

[thenewdude Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close thenewdude]

And for the record most do not hang with heavy weight five hours a day. Extenders and light weight (1-3 lbs of pressure) can be worn for longer periods of time because the noose can support it without cutting off circulation.
Common sense does apply.

[MaryRudisill Banned Find all posts View Profile Close MaryRudisill]

i would not like to get hanged up with it as this thing irritates me a lot

[fatboiz Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatboiz]

I would suggest a warm compress, and give it a few days to see if the numbness starts to subside. Tissue death would be obvious, as soon as you took off the hanger you would have a huge surge of pain, within hours the skin color would have changed. I noticed people on this forum are obsessed with tissue death

you would not feel pain if there was nerve damage or tissue death. Stop doing the hanging and relax. Stop all the pe ideas for your own good!

[pfm Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pfm]

You would feel a surge of pain when you undo the hanger, at the point between the dead tissue and the living tissue, his entire body is not dead so don't say there will not be any pain else there would be no numbness; the skin and tissue color will change too. Obviously you stop hanging and allow it too heal, a warm compress will help the healing. If the nerve cluster has been permanently damaged, there may be persistent numbness or pain.

[pfm Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pfm]

damn it "too heal = to heal".