TOPIC: Where do they even put the pmma?

I think we\'re all a bit troubled here......

You made some really good points and you may yet be right about my situation.

Is it general ed you have?

Interestingly, in the UK (I assume you\'re uk), the patent for Cialis just expired this Novemeber.

We\'ll be able to buy 20mg pills for less than a pound. Check the reputable british pharmacies, buy in bulk from them at it works out at about 80p. Given that it works for 36 hours that\'s about 50p a day.
For generic tadalafil of course.

My ED was caused by stupidity really. I was using very tight rings for quite forceful sex, and pushing myself through the pain sometimes. Think i bent my penis a lot with it under immense pressure of the ring, which probably damaged some valves. Don\'t ask me why i put myself through that... i\'m a pretty sexually troubled individual lol.I\'ve made some odd decisions in my time

They put it in the subcutaneous tissues.

What about the second and 3rd rounds after round 1 sets?? It sounds like they go UNDER the 1st round?

Reklaw wrote: They put it in the subcutaneous tissues.

Interesting. It seems like a small target
And only on top and sides, to not get in the way of the urethra.

brock wrote: What about the second and 3rd rounds after round 1 sets?? It sounds like they go UNDER the 1st round?

That\'s something i also wonder about.
Is it \'on top\' of the \'settled pmma\', or is it somewhere in there.
I would have guessed it\'s on top, because it\'s soft on the top after the injections.

I watches while Dr N did second round. It goes over the last round, between skin and \'meat\' of the penis.

When I had my second round with Dr C he put it under my first layer. Any low spots or imperfections he applied above the first layer. I\'m about two weeks post op, very smooth finish finish no irregularities so far. I wonder why Dr N goes on top? Did you ask her at the time.

A case where pmma was blocking the dorsal vein, causing severe bad stuff - phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/nag...g-8459184?&trail=300

How does this happen? Just superbad luck? I mean putting pmma in the area is normal, isn\'t it?? Doc puts pmma on whole sides and top of penis (not on underside, to not block urethra)?

Dream wrote: A case where pmma was blocking the dorsal vein, causing severe bad stuff - phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/nag...g-8459184?&trail=300

How does this happen? Just superbad luck? I mean putting pmma in the area is normal, isn\'t it?? Doc puts pmma on whole sides and top of penis (not on underside, to not block urethra)?

That\'s very interesting and scary.
I\'ve a very noticable dorsal vein of the penis, never thought something so bad can happen.

Do any of you guys had any issue with PMMA and dorsal vein?

So far this seems to be the only reported case to my knowledge
(in all these years)

Gg82 wrote:
That\'s very interesting and scary.
I\'ve a very noticable dorsal vein of the penis, never thought something so bad can happen.

Do any of you guys had any issue with PMMA and dorsal vein?

No disrespect to the guy, but i think there was more to naginati\'s complication, than simply PMMA alone. He was using Cock-rings, i gather, during his recovery phase. Which was probably a big mistake, unknown to him at the time, understandably. A mistake many people could make. I hope the guy recovers. He certainly didn\'t deserve that complication. I\'ve done a lot of Clamping and cockring stuff in my time, and it can lead to pretty thrombosed and irritated veins(especially if you use them for sex), i actually think i have given myself some venous related long lasting ED from using them during sex. Add using these things a long side PMMA that is still forming and hardening around your Cock, it can potentially be a recipe for disaster. I would not use anything like this(probably ever again) And at worst, not until months have passed, and the PMMA is properly walled off from the rest of my tissues. I honestly think the cockring was a major culprit toward the guys problems, and essentially turned the PMMA against his vein. Rather than the PMMA invading his circulatory system by itself

MrW wrote: No disrespect to the guy, but i think there was more to naginati\'s complication, than simply PMMA alone. He was using Cock-rings, i gather, during his recovery phase. Which was probably a big mistake, unknown to him at the time, understandably. A mistake many people could make. I hope the guy recovers. He certainly didn\'t deserve that complication. I\'ve done a lot of Clamping and cockring stuff in my time, and it can lead to pretty thrombosed and irritated veins(especially if you use them for sex), i actually think i have given myself some venous related long lasting ED from using them during sex. Add using these things a long side PMMA that is still forming and hardening around your Cock, it can potentially be a recipe for disaster. I would not use anything like this(probably ever again) And at worst, not until months have passed, and the PMMA is properly walled off from the rest of my tissues. I honestly think the cockring was a major culprit toward the guys problems, and essentially turned the PMMA against his vein. Rather than the PMMA invading his circulatory system by itself

I didn\'t use a Cock ring during the recovery phase for this very reason. It was considered.

Although they can cause thrombosed veins, they resolve of their own accord as there isn\'t constant pressure applied. The vein will clear. Very rarely that it does not.

You also have to consider that there is a clump of PMMA around the vein, you can feel it, it\'s not even where the ring pplies pressure.

The PMMA will not have invaded the circulatory system, certianly not by itself and it\'s unlikely with the use of a cannula.

Good thinking though. I\'ve gone through this thought process.

Sorry they caused ED for you.......


Unless you\'re suggesting that it pushed the vein into the PMMA even above the ring position. This is a possibility. You could be right enough.

So if it goes just under skin it should be easily to deglove lumps? cut skin and remove lump but why is it so hard in reality?

I think the idea is that there are superficail strutures, vascular system and nerves to contend with.

ARe you thinking about getting it out?

naginati wrote:

I didn\'t use a Cock ring during the recovery phase for this very reason. It was considered.

Although they can cause thrombosed veins, they resolve of their own accord as there isn\'t constant pressure applied. The vein will clear. Very rarely that it does not.

You also have to consider that there is a clump of PMMA around the vein, you can feel it, it\'s not even where the ring pplies pressure.

The PMMA will not have invaded the circulatory system, certianly not by itself and it\'s unlikely with the use of a cannula.

Good thinking though. I\'ve gone through this thought process.

Sorry they caused ED for you.......


Unless you\'re suggesting that it pushed the vein into the PMMA even above the ring position. This is a possibility. You could be right enough.

Ahh right apologies mate, my bad, fair enough....i read over your posts a while ago and had it in my head you were using them while your PMMA was still fresh. Should probably have checked over them for clarity before writting all that lol.I\'ll be looking forward to your updates Hopefully it\'s positive stuff for you from here on.