Almost 24000!! members...

There are almost 24000 members to this site. How many have seen ANY type of injury from PE?

I am betting that most of the members to this site are NOT actually doing PE. And many more dont do it regularly. I think a lot of people see PE as a ‘this would be great if it works, but” kind of thing. I think most people read and hope and try to make sure there is no real downside or risk to PE.

I was thinking of this when I thought, How many members who REGULARLY do PE have seen any type of injury?

Being in pharmacy for urology Peyronie’s Disease is a big concern for patients who may have damaged their tool. And urologist dont believe in stretching as a treatment.

I can not share your aspect…

Those guys who are registered, are interested in getting a bigger dick. It’s free to do the exercises, so I think that MOST of the registered men are doing their PE-exercises! OK I don’t know of their regularity - but the more their dicks are accustomed to the exercises the more the risk of injury is decreased.

just my 2 cents :D

Furio,

That is why I put up this thread and poll. It will be interesting to see exactly how many people use it. I was not really interested in those who had only be doing this for a week or so, but those who have been around awhile.

OK all clear

Sorry I haven’t seen the poll :D

Dang.. With these statistics in mind. 50% of us will get a minor injury.

Plus with only a few people reporting, it looks like my assumption may have been correct. There really are not that many regular PE’ers out there.

I voted that I have gotten a minor injury. I once (or maybe twice) got blood from the tip of my euretha and I got dick discoloration from a hanging and pumping routine. The blood stopped instantly, no pain and didnt happen again until I repeated the same stupid excercies. And the discoloration has been slowly going away for awhile.

The problem with this poll is it doesn’t take into account how long people have been PEing. My two injuries came in the first month, after that all has been fine. However if you take a long enough time-line it’s possible that virtually everyone is going to get some sort of mishap.

That is true. But it is also a start of condensing the information into a useful database to suggest starting points and treatment regimens. When using any treatment you should know the actual benefits and possible side effects.

So.. Based on what we know now. 50% of PE’rs should expect to get a minor injury. And the benefit could be more length and girth.