Red Spots: What do to

Easy, I’m not here asking what I have to do when they appear hehe.
I want to know from the members what they do when red spots appear.
Ignore them and keep jelqing? Stop jelqing till they are gone?

I jelqed yesterday and here they are now, but I want sooo much to jelw today lol.
I just found out that they always appear to me when I jelq, so jelqing everyday is a little complicated. When they don’t appear I get the feeling I didn’t work out very good.

What you guys think ?

red spots today …

serious discoloration tomorrow

you decide

LOL sonduck. Anyways…I personally dont let them or discoloration bug me. Red spots never really contributed to any of my discoloration…it has been the weight hanging that has given my most if not all of the discoloration I have. I like the way mine looks though.

This questions must have been asked about 1 million times on this board.

The spots will fade, but it may take 1-3 days. Don’t jelq again until they have disappeared.

Do a search using the words “red dots”or “red spots” I’m sure you’ll find tons of information.

I guess you didn’t understand what I meant.
I know that they disappear. What I wanted to know is if there is anyone here who jelqs with them anyway. I guess sonduck understood the point and answered my question.

Sonduck hit the nail on the head.

My discoloration started after I ignored the numerous red spots I had and kept on squeezing. After a few weeks of this I had considerable darkening, which took a long time to mostly fade.

If discoloration bothers you, don’t keep aggravating the spots. If you don’t care about it, go ahead.

As your dick gets conditioned to PE it will have less tendency to spot during a session. It’s better to jelq regularly at an intensity that gives you few or no spots. This provides better adaptation than hitting it hard with many days between sessions.

What I do is keep going at lower intensity. It doesn’t take long for them to disappear. I think it is important to jelq for several days in a row, so find a jelq pressure that feels like something is being accomplished but doesn’t cause the spots. Then as your endurance builds up, you can increase the pressure and have more intense workouts. Remember, you are in this for the long haul, so moderate for a long time is better then too intense for a short time.