Penis pump injury?

So I’ve used my bathmate for 4 months now. My gains slowed down tremendously, but I’ve gained .4” length and a little over .3” girth.

I typically work my way up to max pressure for 5-10 minutes and and then leave it on at max pressure for the next 10 minutes.

Anyway, during the first month I took my bathmate off and there was blue/black spot on my glans about a centimeter wide. It faded within about 10-15 seconds. I don’t remember it feeling like an injury at the time, but ever since then my glans has been super sensitive while having sex. I can’t even last 10 seconds inside my wife anymore because the sensation is so strong. Has anyone had an experience like this? I might have felt a couple sharp pains while pumping over the last 4 months towards the glans, but the pain instantly fades and I’ve never really had lingering pain after a pumping session.

This is why I advocate getting a real pump with a gauge. It’s imperative for permanent growth and safety. Give the BM a break for a week or so and see if your sensitivity goes back to where it was.

Good advice. It’s just so damn addictive.

I understand your point about safety, but why do you say an air pump is imperative for permanent growth? Unless I’m missing something both types of pumps are accomplishing the same thing.

You can hydro pump with a pump with a gauge. You just need a cylinder (leluv on ebay seems cheapest right now) and a brake bleeder pump (amazon). But if you are stuck with your bathmate, check out the discussion here:

Pumping without a gauge

Water is less forgiving than air but can hold heat better, which is useful for gains.

There’s a good article on water pumping here:

The Physics of Water Pumping

Consider at least following something akin to the Pumping 101 routine as solely pumping probably won’t give you the results you desire.

I have this issue with blowjobs, for me intercourse is fine.

Michael

Damn, she must be good then.

Dare call you that an issue lol.

Disclaimer: Post is for entertainment purposes only. Zero liability past, present, future. Common sense says. If any discomfort begins stop immediately before any pain begins. Each individual must define for themselves what comfort, discomfort and pain is.