Fluid Retention In Penis?

Hey guys,
I got a new electric pump and tried it out the past couple of days. It’s electronic, but doesn’t have any type of gauge so I don’t know how much pressure I’m running at, but it definitely feels pretty strong. This is my first time pumping. (BTW, to any other pumping newbies, don’t suck you balls up into that thing. Holy shit that hurt!)

Anyways, immediately after and to a lesser degree this morning, I have a bit of donuting below the glans and the rest feels more “full”, the skin is a little tighter, etc. But it also feels like the skin layer is just thicker and kind of liquid under the surface. Is this normal, good, bad, sign of growth, dicks gonna fall off now.. Or something else? Any suggestions?

It sounds like you are using too much pressure and are pumping for too long, especially for a newbie.

So the first question is, how long did you pump for?

The second very important thing to do is figure out a way to add a pressure gauge and a pressure bypass valve for adjusting pressure. If you can add a picture of your setup, that might help.

This looks like a good page to start searching: https://www.zor o.com/zoro-sele … feature-product

I get crazy some nights and pump at a high level for longer tears after my PE routine. I have a gauge and when I hit 12-15 hg for more than 5 mins that happens to me. It will go away. Also massage your junk like crazy after your pump session. Happy growing homie.

Thanks guys, it’s just like this one attached. 3 buttons, one to increase vacuum fan rate, one to decrease vacuum fan rate, and one pressure release. I put it on, got a little warmed up, and cranked it up until I felt like my dick was going to pop. Left it like that for about 10 mins. Everything seems better now and I appreciate the input. I guess I shouldn’t try to create a black hole with the vacuum and put my dick it. 🤣😂🤣

I was imagining your electronic pump was a lot more powerful then that one. Still, if it looks and feels like you did too much, just back off a bit until you get more accustomed to it. Then, slowly increase the amount of time and pressure you use. Eventually, if you find you love pumping like I do, you should invest in a more professional pump with a gauge. You can find good LeLuv set-ups on ebay like this one:

For me, I need to keep the vacuum at or below 5 hg and time under vacuum to under 20 minutes in order to prevent a doughnut. Without a gauge you should pump up until you feel slight discomfort and then back off the vacuum slightly.