My experience with prp, p-long and hang size

Those side effects sound problematic. As the PRP uses your own blood there shouldn’t be any reaction, unless it’s a response to the additive or numbing cream. Just my two cents.

Keep it up, I’m sure you will gain with consistency.

Thanks guys.

It looks like the headache and mild fever are known side effects of PRP. I might be one of the unlucky ones to get the side effects. Then again, now that someone mentioned the analgesic cream, that kind of makes sense too. I have allergies to some anesthetics and certain pain meds. I don’t think the cream was wiped off before the injections, so maybe next time I’ll be sure to wipe it off clean (after it takes effect) to rule it out. I read that PRP injections also contain some epinephrine to prevent allergic reactions but I don’t know if that’s also true of P-Shot specifically.

The doctor was really nice though - he texted me later in the day and the day after to check up on me. Same with the previous shots. I mean, what kind of doctor texts his patients to check how they’re doing? :) (Not my other doctors.)

Anyway, it’s exciting to see gains, however small they maybe! After six months, hopefully those gains will add up.

** Update 10/18/23 **
(Possibly last update)
Cross-posted in Thunders Place / PhalloBoards.

It’s been a while since my last update. Unfortunately, I stopped following the P-Long protocol after about 4.5 months due to the reactions to PRP getting worse and also dealing a lot with diabetes issues, including hospital stays. :(

What I did:
* 4 P-Shots + GainsWave, once a month for 4 months
* Affirm tablets - 2 tablets twice daily for 4 months
* Cialis 5mg daily at night
* DHT gel applied directly to the penis twice daily, during the first 2 weeks, and then again for 4 weeks during month #3.
* RestoreX traction device for 20 minutes twice daily during months 1-2, then inconsistently during month 3 and finally stopped during month 4. (Have family staying over so it got extremely difficult to find the privacy and time needed).
* Dr. Kapplan penis pump with 1.75 inch cylinder for 15-20 minutes twice daily. This has been fairly consistent except during month #3.
* BTC stretches after pumping during month 4.

My results:
* Stretched length went from 4.7” to 5.6”
* No noticeable erect length increase except right after pumping
* Flaccid hang definitely increased. I went from having a 1.5” stub that sticks right out, to a 2.9” hang.
* Erect girth increased particularly in the middle of the shaft. Not sure by how much, but the wife commented how much “rounder. Or fatter” I feel inside of her!
* Flaccid girth looks increased even on days I don’t pump, but again, not sure how much. One thing I noticed though is that I can actually feel some weight on my flaccid penis when I hold it on the palm of my hand. It definitely didn’t weigh like that before- it was pretty light.

I suspect I could have gotten better results with more consistency. Once I get the diabetes and low sugar episodes (exercise-induced hypoglycemia) under control, and have more privacy at home again, I want to give it another try. A clinic near me is going to start offering PRF instead of PRP next year, so I will probably switch ti that clinic to try to get faster and better results from PRF. Still have not found exosomes for penis near Detroit.

If you are wondering if P-Long works, then know that in my experience it appears to work. It’s not a magical thing and won’t give you inches upon inches of growth. What it will do is help you get normal PE results but a lot faster - in months vs years. You still have to put the work in, and it’s a lot of work!! At least for me, it was worth it because my goal was to increase hang, and that part was a success.

You have hyper *and* hypoglycemia?

Have you looked at Andyjc90’s DIY P-Shot stuff? It’s PRF.

The Chemical PE Thread

No longer having high sugar, just the opposite, it drops during intense exercise AND ad night on the days when I exercise. :(

I’ll check out the PRF post. Thanks!

Is that from having your pancreas go into "turbo" mode, or is it caused by something else?

What does your workout pattern look like? Just the weights, or Tabata, CrossFit, or HIIT stuff?

Still trying to figure it out. It appears my T2D is mostly in remission - a1c has been as low as 5.3 even after stopping all diabetes meds. The endocrinologist has ran a bunch if tests and ruled out type 1, LADA, and pancreas insulin over-production. She thinks it’s due to insulin resistance causing a timing mismatch between my muscles releasing glycogen stores/consuming glucose, and my pancreas producing insulin. Basically the pancreas is producing insulin as it should but the muscles don’t respond right away, and that somehow causes the sugar drops??

I’ve tried several diet changes - no carbs high fiber, low carbs high protein, space out carbs evenly, glucose jelly before exercising and every 15 minutes. And none have helped. The two times I’ve been hospitalized were because my sugar kept dropping at night and would keep dropping within minutes of eating carbs, even after huge dextrose infusions in the ER. Both times I had to be kept on an IV drip of dextrose- sugar water - for 3 days.

Swimming, strength training or long walks all cause the drops at night. Sometimes I also get drops in the middle of swimming class.

And to top that off. Androgel just plain stopped working. It never worked well but now it won’t even raise my total T past 190 with three clicks. Which is why I’m switching to cream.

Do you have one of those glucose monitors that talks to your phone via Bluetooth?

Keep posting bro. This is very interesting. I’m only on TP and there’s something called scroll up so anyone losing interest can simply stop reading and move on. This is highly informative. Thanks