Heat or Ice

It’s common knowledge around here that pre, and post pe session we use heat on or equipment. But athletes sometimes use ice on their muscles. I don’t know the theory behind this is, but could ice be helpful in pe?

MagnumXL suggested using an ice pack to cool off tissue so that it will "freeze" in place basically:

Heat Clamping

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Does anyone else here ice up the unit after PE?

Icing your dick reduces blood flow.

Yes, I do. I’ll explain the theory when I have a little more time.

The theory of ice for injuries and soreness is that it reduces blood flow and therefore inflamation and fluid build up in the effected area. For example, if you sprain your ankle, the natural immune response can tend to over react, filling the area with fluid, inflaming to fight infection and start the healing process, and as a result, your ankle becomes very stiff and sore, and takes longer to heal. Ice reduces these effects and speeds healing in many cases.

From that description, I would surmise that the circumstances surrounding PE are not similar, so ice use for PE is not logical, at least if you try to compare it to its use for injury.

On the other hand, there is a theory that says that connective tissue becomes more fluid and expandable when heated. Using this idea, some people have proposed (maybe it was magnum xl who started this, I haven’t gone back to the threads that tool guy suggests) that your dick could be heated before a workout to facilitate stretching. After the workout, ice could be used to “freeze” the collagen and other connective tissue in the stretched post-workout state, allowing it to heal in that position.

Ice (or a cold pack - ice would get messy), theoretically, could also reduce lymph build-up after pumping. That’s where I’ve heard this theory moreso than hanging or clamping.

It’ll be interesting to hear from firegoat.

Happy, I was going to post just on the use of ice, but it is included in the theory research piece I am slowly working on for Thunder’s, which covers a great deal on other topics as well. It may take a while, but I hope it will be a worthwhile piece of research.

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I try.