Mild pain after pumping

I pump at 4-5 HG and use a 2 inch diameter tube. I tried using a 1.75 inch tube and it was too tight.

The cylinder I am using is here:

Penis Enlargement Cylinders | LA Pump

Problem I am having is that I am getting too much suction into the groin. It is mild discomfort while pumping but several hours after pumping I feel a discomfort on left or right side where the groin meets the leg. Feels like a pinched nerve or circulation blockage, Sometimes my left leg will ache too.

Not sure how to correct this issue.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Try starting your routine with an erection and bone press the cylinder into your crotch as you begin to pump up.

Good advise, but realise that ligament stretching is a good thing.

And be patient increasing the pressure.

That is what I have been doing but it does not seem to help, but I will try again.

If you’re new to pumping maybe all you need is 2-3hg generally less is more beneficial

When I pumped, I got the same pain if I went too high on the pressure. Incidentally, 5 hg wasn’t bad but it could be that I have a bit more fat for padding down there. Like others have suggested, lowering your pressure will help. Keep in mind that there is nothing down there that can get damaged by that small amount of pressure so the soreness will eventually go away.

Surprised not to see this tip here yet.

LUBE. There are silicone lubes specially made for pumping but I think Olive Oil is also considered fine. I use Glyde, sold by pumptoys.com

I do use olive oil.

Starting to think the issue is the pump cylinder I am using. The base is not rounded off.

For those of you with no pain from pumping, what brand of pump cylinder do you use? List a link of a website if you can.

I’m using a LeLuv now and it has rounded edges, think I bought mine on Amazon Gprent is the one who suggested it and linked me to it before.

I started a few months ago with the Penomet and had the same pains, At one point it felt more like a pulled testee.

It goes away, just slow down the routine until it is a mild discomfort. It’s a gradual stretching process.

What I am not understanding is why is it that most of the pressure ends up at the base?

Could it be that the base is the point of least resistance to pressure?

Actually the flanged edge of the LAPdist cylinder is wider and more comfortable than LeLuv. You might want to consider a thick silicone gasket from PumpToys. Adds comfort and reduces pressure in the groin area.

I have the pumptoys cylinder here:

https://www.pum ptoys.com/catal … ylinder-67.html

It comes with the cushion, but still discomfort during and after pumping. Same issue. Most of pressure ends up at base.

Confusing as to why so much pressure at the base. If I pump at lower HG’s, I feel little pull on the shaft. Pulling really starts at around 4.5 HG, but then too much pressure at base.

Well, think for a moment. When you pump…you are sicking air out of the cylinder. Correct? With less air in the cylinder, the cylinder is going to draw closer to what is effecting the seal at the opening of the cylinder. That is the base of your cock. That is the way this is made. ALL cylinders will dig into the pubic bone somewhat. The question then becomes…if you’re not accustomed to that level of pressure, why are you using the higher pressure that causes you pain?

ANY cylinder would bite like that. It’s just the nature of removing the air in it.

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Well, think for a moment. When you pump…you are sicking air out of the cylinder. Correct? With less air in the cylinder, the cylinder is going to draw closer to what is effecting the seal at the opening of the cylinder. That is the base of your cock. That is the way this is made. ALL cylinders will dig into the pubic bone somewhat. The question then becomes…if you’re not accustomed to that level of pressure, why are you using the higher pressure that causes you pain?

ANY cylinder would bite like that. It’s just the nature of removing the air in it.
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Well, if I do not go up to at least 4.5 HG, then what is the point of pumping if little pull on the shaft?

My theory is that the base is the weakest point so that area is pulled the most.