Pelvic Floor Therapy Blood Flow Gained Sensitivity?
(Please move to injury forum.)
Title says all.
I’d like to know if anyone here who’s worked at their pelvic floor issues diligently has, over time, experienced better/normal/healthy blood flow to their penis/genital area, and thereby maybe even making their stuff more sensitive. In my case, I want to regain my sensitivity I know is just not all there, as it used to be.
It’s kind of the make or break line in my quest with PE, if PE only would possibly pose me further risk in this department of decreased sensitivity (not counting pelvic floor exercises as a part PE for the sake of this thread). After all, I know it was something in my engaging with PE for a year that has messed my sensitivity up. I freely admit and am positing it was mostly from my loop of bad habits (more so than any bad technique). In general - trying too much, or going in sessions for too long. Most relevant to the topic - I would regularly edge at the end of almost every jelq session (after the newbie phase was up), which is fine (I think?), but I would rush to the PONR instead of actually edge properly up to it (the slow process). The whole issue was I was often too much in excitement mode more than I was committed to disciplined mode with the task at hand (jelq), which is why I would eventually make it a tradition to “edge” (so I called it) at the end of each jelq session. So, I’d have to kegel super hard at the urge of cumming, each time, often barely succeeding, and I’d repeat the up and down process till my unit was just spent. Sometimes even I’d jelq when the erection went down to halfway from a particular PONR comedown. It was a mess, looking back I see that now (even if some gains were being made, probably from such a workout). I think in general I have shocked my orgasm muscle(s), and probably the rest of the region, too.
If not for the pelvic floor being shocked, I wonder how else any perceived “sensitivity” or nerve issues could come about, for me and anyone else in my shoes. I’ve not had any major penile injuries; I’ve had two different lymph fluid clogs and a few minor bruises over nearly 3 years.
Given what I have described, if anyone wants to confirm it’s what it sounds like - I believe I do have a tight pelvic floor.
I’m going to be going to pelvic floor therapy proper to actually fix urinary issues this month (cystoscopy revealed no issues inside, so this is the next step), only 6 sessions (but hopefully that’s enough to learn what I need to do in my specific case).
Also, I’m officially on the daily yoga front at home.. The reverse kegel in action during certain yoga poses (ex: Cat, Happy Baby, Child’s Pose) really does feel like relief for me.
Alright, thanks, folks.