Has any one gotten a penis enlargment done
is there any side effects or bad things
come from it. Iam told they can make it a
good 1/2 inch longer and bigger round
does it have any problems getting erect
and staying hard in intrecourse. I need
to do something mine is only 4@1/2 inches
and small diamenter any good suggestions
out there. :d
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 02-01-07 23:32pm
It seems to me that most ads for penis
enlargement and such are scams. I don't
know if there is anything out there that
is really safe and effective. I would
talk to a doctor about it. They would
know more about what is real and what is a
scam. Either way, four and a half inches
would be just fine with me.
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Tylanas
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Re: Penis Too Small Posted: 02-01-07 23:34pm
boling7168
wrote:
has any one gotten a penis
enlargment done is there any side effects
or bad things come from it. Iam told
they can make it a good 1/2 inch longer
and bigger round does it have any
problems getting erect and staying hard in
intrecourse. I need to do something mine
is only 4@1/2 inches and small diamenter
any good suggestions out there.
:d
i assume you mean 4.5 inches erect? If
you mean 4.5 flaccid then you're fine.
Did you know that 5 is average, and many
men are smaller?
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loadedguncmplx
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 Feb 2007 Posts: 23 Location: Nipomo, CA
Posted: 02-01-07 23:42pm
Just like women can get breast implants
men can get penile implants. Not the kind
for erectile disfunction but its almost a
prostheses I guess, but isn't mechanical.
I used to have to go to a surgery center
every month to have injections into my
disk between l4 and l5 and one day they
had double booked and the room they had me
in I had to share with a man who just had
a penile enlargement and I heard the
doctor telling him what he was going to
have to do to make sure he recovered
successfully and one thing was he has to
sleep with an icepack on his genitals so
he wont get erections in the middle of the
night because if he was to get one it
would cause the stitches to tear open
causing pretty significant trauma. But
the period that he couldnt get an erection
was like 2 months. Unfortunately these
procedures are costly and are not covered
under health insurance as it is considered
cosmetic and not of medical necessity.
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HealthySex
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 414
Posted: 02-04-07 14:02pm
First of all you shouldn't fret over it
too much. You're not far off from average
and if you learn how to use it and other
things, a good woman won't mind. You
didn't state your age and whether you're
still growing, but no matter.
Secondly, I wouldn't recommend enlargement
surgeries. They're very expensive and can
cause many complications. It's usually
done with two methods, injections and
cutting. The cutting basically severs
things in such a way that more of your
penis is outside of your body, because
there is more inside of you. When you're
erect you might feel it by pressing on
your perineum. I don't know what the
injections are, but it is similar to
saline or collagen injections to make your
penis thicker. It remains soft so it's
like wearing a fat coat on your penis.
It's usually asymmetrical and deformed
looking. Find some pictures and horror
stories online and i'm sure you wouldn't
even consider it for a second
afterwards.
Third, pumps, weights and stretchers.
These can cause injury and as a result
more problems such as erectile
dysfunction.
Fourth, pills are most likely a scam. It
seems many have taken them and report
success, but most report scam. They
contain ingredients that increase
testosterone, nitric oxide, blood flow,
arousal, etc. Maybe they work for some,
but who I don't know. Some also contain
dangerous ingredients like yohimbe and
l-dopa. If you try them, stay away from
those ingredients.
Fifth, exercises seem very popular, but
can also cause damage. I injured my penis
once (pulling it out of a mold to make a
copy for my gf. It got stuck and pulling
it out broke some vessels. Haha, funny, I
know.) and I searched the internet to find
out if it was a big problem or if there
was anything I should do. By searching I
had found a forum for penis enlargement
exercises. The exercises they were doing
caused broken blood vessels like I had and
were worried, but the answers seemed to be
that it was not a big deal and would heal.
That's not the damage i'm referring to,
as i've read it can cause ed and decresead
sensitivity and premature ejaculation as
well. I mention the forum, because many
men were reporting results and if you were
to find one maybe you could learn more
about the possibility of results,
timeline, and dangers. I believe it takes
a long time too. If you find a forum,
look for bad feedback. That way you'll
know what you're getting into and learn
about problems and dangers. Also, if
there is no bad feedback then perhaps the
forum is moderated to be clean and
positive, or even have fake posters.
Sixth, i've read a book recently about
multiple orgasms and sexual health and it
covered penis enlargement. It entailed
things you need to do to give your body
for it to restart penis growth. Such as
supplements, massages (not stretching of
the penis), some herbs, and an oil put on
your penis to encourage skin growth, etc.
I can't tell you whether it works as I
haven't and am not trying it. But I
figured you should know about all the
options so you can make a decision.
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jac_35
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jan 2007 Posts: 3 Location: California
the Book Is By Alan Ritz Posted: 02-04-07 23:56pm
The book he is talking about is the one by
alan ritz. No idea if it works or not,
(that is partially why i'm here do a google search
for that name and the posts on ehealth
forum about a year ago will come up.
Consider all the warnings about the info
in the book being scattered all over the
place, they are correct. Seems like
good information in there (some info way
off topic) but it is hard to figure out
exactly what you should do. Perhaps
some others on this board could share
their experiences from the book with us.
do a google search
for that name and the posts on ehealth
forum about a year ago will come up.
Consider all the warnings about the info
in the book being scattered all over the
place, they are correct. Seems like
good information in there (some info way
off topic) but it is hard to figure out
exactly what you should do. Perhaps
some others on this board could share
their experiences from the book with us.
