ALWAYS Get Tiny Blisters After Pump Session And A Few Other Issues

Good afternoon everyone. I’ve seem to run into a little problem while pumping while everything was going well. For starters, I started pumping last month. I bought a breaker bleed ( with gauge) with a Lapdist tube and connector.

I over pumped the first day, (10 minutes, break and 10 minutes again). I realized my mistake and only pumped for 10 minutes after that with a break after 5 minutes inbetween. I noticed my urethra would get swell up but that’s about it, it’d be gone in the morning. I was doing a 2 day on, one day off, 2 day on and 2 days off schedule.

After 1 week of great EQ , I stopped taking a break and only went to 10 minutes and stopped with no breaks. After a week of that I tried to go 15 minutes. That’s when I noticed 2 tiny blisters on my glans, they didn’t hurt though. They also went away in a few hours.

Now, whenever I pump for even 5 minutes, and break in between and pump for 6 minutes. I get the blisters. Is it okay if I keep getting blisters or do I lower the pressure? (I pump at 5hg).

After the blisters disappear I’m left with tiny marks where the blisters were. I also recently stopped pumping because I developed lymphocele and had pain near my base at one point while pumping.

After that I had no morning wood so I’ve been on a break for the past 6 days but I had morning wood this morning. Also noticed a purple spot on my corpus spongiosum two days ago.

First of all, stop pumping until all the blisters and marks have dissapeared. Then start with low force, much lower than what you used, and short sessions. Use heat. If there is no sign of new blisters and marks, then you can increase a bit, ( small increments), to see where the limit goes for your penis. If however the blisters and marks reappear as soon as you start pumping again, then pumping is not for you and you will have to find another way to do PE. Good luck.

Thanks man. If it happens again it’d be pretty upsetting not gonna lie. Pumping is the only way I’ve gained so far in such a small time but thanks 👌

I used to get blisters from time to time. After switching from air pumping to water pumping with constant heat, I rarely get them.