Can you Jelq with penis peircings?

I’m considering getting a freneum peircing, or a prince albert.

Can you Jelq or pump with those done?

Pumping has never been a problem (I have both a frenum and and PA), but it’s a hassle to jelq with them in…much easier going to remove them for an hour or so.

groan

You haven’t seen any adverse growth around the peircing sites, or had any shifting of the peircings?

Dj, I have a frenum. No problem with jelqing or squeezes because I simply take it out. With a completely healed piercing jewelry removal is easy. There have been no changes in or around the piercing site and I have PEd for two years now. Even with the fluid retention or puffiness after a PE workout the jewelryl goes back in easily , I just wet the barbell with a little water and it slips right back in.

Stretchin

That’s awesome man.

How’s the results coming?

I have an apadravya and a foreskin piercing, I take the foreskin one out but the apadravya is alright for jelqing, it does get in the way for stretches though…

If you’ve got an apadravya/ampallang then you probably shouldn’t take them out, seeing as they tend to heal up really really quickly. But then you don’t so you’ll be fine.

I’m thinking of getting a Dydoe piercing. I suspect this is one that will need to be removed. Any words of wisdom in regard to PEing with a dydoe piercing?

Green Goblin,

You should probably start out with the thickest ga. your piercer would be comfortable to pierce with (8-12ga?) and wait atleast a few weeks/months before PE so as to not cause excess irritation. After that you’ll probably want to stretch or jelq gently and use more pressure/tug while keeping an eye on the piercing exit holes, lymph amounts and inflammation.
I use the exit holes on my apadravya as a gauge because I started jelqing at 7 months into my healing time and would bleed from there if I had gone too long or jelqed too hard. I leave my 10ga. barbell in obviously and only feels uncomfortable when I stretch because of the internal structures pushing the barbell.
From my understanding a Dydoe is just as difficult to heal as an Amp/Appy (6 months - 1 year until it stops lymphing and another year to toughen up.)

p.s., soak religiously and use non-fragrance high-quality soap such as Dr. Bronners Castille, Provon, Satin, or Neutrogena.
I use Todd Bertrang’s healing method and it works well for me. Good luck