Blood Flow While Pumping

I’m curious. The two days that I pumped my unit felt quite warm when I pulled it out of the cylinder. Is this a normal thing? I was also wondering about blood flow. Is the blood flow restricted while pumping?

I’m so new to this game that I’m sure I’ll have a lot of questions.

Thanks,

Titleist

>I’m curious. The two days that I pumped my unit felt quite warm when I pulled it out of the cylinder. Is this a normal thing?<

Yes, it is. When pumping, the penis receives much more blood quantity than it does under normal conditions.

>I was also wondering about blood flow. Is the blood flow restricted while pumping?<

The blood is sucked by the vacuum thus filling the vascular structures of the penis. However, exchange (circulation) of blood is greatly reduced, for the vacuum has the effect of stagnating the blood within the penis. After a few minutes the blood that remains has been depleted of its oxygen content. That’s the main reason why the penis should never remain in the tube for long periods, even at low vacuum pressures.

Hog,

Thanks for the reply. I was expecting it to be cooler like after a clamping session. It sounds like it’s just as important to watch the amount of time in the cylinder.

One addtional question. Is it common to get a t-vein when in the cylinder for extended periods of either high or low pressure?

Thanks,

Titleist

The amount of time should be carefully monitored. Personally, never go beyond 15 minutes. I prefer several “changes” of oxygen rich blood to nourish my dick.

A thrombosed vein (Thrombo-phlebitis) is nothing more than a swollen vein with a clot inside. In my particular opinion, the longer you stay in the tube, the greater the chance that stagnated blood will clot, thus blocking a vein or an artery.

In addition, it’s my opinion that a conditioning period is of great importance (read Pumping 101). During my first 6 months or so, I had several minor episodes of TV towards the base of the penis due to some over-enthusiastic experiments.:) After 2 years I routinely pump as high as 6’hg (normally at 5’hg) for up to 15 minutes without any undesirable side effects.

Never go beyond 5’hg. Never stay in the tube for more than 15 minutes. I prefer to be conservative about my dick.

After your blister heals, try doing kegels while you are pumped up. That will help the pump and the bloodflow. BTW, a blister in a blister is a real bitch (I know from my newbie experience), the longer you let that area heal the better off you will be.

It took me a long time to convince myself of this, cause I thought I could make it work, but, there are two things that don’t work in pumping if you want to achieve permanent results.

The first is using high pressure. Although high pressure might give the impression of fast results and large results, the trauma that results from the high pressure cancels out any permanent result. The highest effective pressure seems to be right in the 5”hg area. Even though I used to pump way higher than this, I know now that my trauma line is crossed when I go to 6”hg.

The second thing that doesn’t work well is extended pumping without taking a break. Pump sets in the 10 to 15 minutes range seem to be optimum with jelq or massage breaks in between pump sets.

So, even though I have never heard of a thrombosed vein problem associated with pumping, if you can stick to the type of pumping routine that will actually give you the best results, you will not experience any trauma even close to a t-vein.

Titleist,

Do you warm up before/while pumping? If so, what method do you use?

Thanks guys for all of the welcomed advice. It “appears” that I could resume pumping now. I want to make sure that the effected area heals properly before resuming.

As I’ve said before I went too far, way too fast. It was just amazing to see the expansion so I kept going. Thankfully all I ended up with was a few unsightly blisters. I thought because I was able to handle some aggressive claimping that I’d be able to push it a bit with the pump. Not so! I’ll stick to the recommeded routine when I start again.

I don’t usually warm up. When I do I take five to ten minutes with a warm/hot wash cloth wrapped around my unit.

I was able to kegel as I was pumped and it seem to help quite a bit. I think I’m going to try pumping with a condom. I did get a lot of lymph build up that took a day or two to disipate.

Thanks again,

Titleist

Is it best to enter the cylinder with a full erection?

I believe yes , because it is much easier to put the cylinder on and start pumping

And there is not as much danger of pumping to quickly and causing bruising when you
Go into the tube with an erection:)

Thanks dude!

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