r/hardflaccidresearch

Is antihistamine good or bad for hardflaccid or longflaccid?

Just wondering if anyone here has had a successful relationship/ sex life dealing with it long term.

What’s the best routine for hypertonic pelvic floor like for those of you got this from tight pelvic floors and overly clenching during prolonged masturbation what routine have y’all done that’s either cured or significantly improved your symptoms? I got mine from overly clenching during edging sessions and then one day I had a panic attack where I guess I tightened my pelvic floor so hard that outa nowhere my penis started shriveling up and I’ve had hf/lf ever since and my pelvic floor and ic muscles have felt tight ever since.

Hi, since a few days I have noticed a hardened vein? I think? On the right side of my penis. It’s noticeable when soft and definitely gets harder when I get hard, so I think it’s a vein. It wasn’t there before, so any idea what it is, what could have caused it, and what to do. Is this one of these things that just go away by itself? Thanks.

For people who have gotten penile Doppler ultrasounds, were your ultrasounds normal or abnormal?

I made a post already regarding tadalafil, but I recently tried using a cock ring and it made my dick harder than it ever has been before. I even got one where there is an attached bottom ring to put your balls into, which is amazing for hard flaccid because my balls while Im erect always stay high and retracted. This completely solved the issue. I've also come to the conclusion that having orgasm wont make your HF worse and nofap is a complete waste of time.

@mods can yall add a cured section for people to post full recovery stories? Would be much better than having to dig through the progress section to find full success stories

Just that. Go eat some shitt* fast food and then see if your symptoms get worse the same day, the nexy day or even 2 days later when you sh*t that food.

Report your experience. Mine? It gets terrible after grassy food.

Since this condition is not well known in the Middle East, I wonder if there are any Arabs here?

You are fine! You can get through this, you are strong and you are loved! 5, 10, 15 years - whatever, you are going to get there.
You are going to have the best health you can imagine. Be kind to yourself, be kind to others, just imagine yourself healthy, loved and appreciated. Love your condition, be kind to it. Be kind to yourself and forgive yourself.
You are going to be even better than you were. Everyday it gets better for you. Everyday you are getting more and more healthy. More and more loved and appreciated.
Please, if you are depressed, don’t be harsh on yourself. You are a great person. You will get through this. Get help with your depression and stay positive, that way you can get through this, only with love.
If you need to vent my DMs are open, I’ve been there myself for 5 years, I know what it’s like. Get any help you can, and know that you will be better.

What’s everyone’s opinion on why people like me got this from excessive masturbation?

I’ve seen people describe pops, insane pain, and swelling. I didn’t even feel any pain it’s like my left side just contracted out of nowhere.

What do you think is the reason for this?

I find it very hard to believe that any damage would NOT cause outstanding symptoms. The only penis symptoms I have are flaccid + erect asymmetry and erection tightness.

How do you manage? Pills? Less sex per week?

Looking to hear people's experiences

I’ve seen that he operates in San Diego. He has had an interview with a female urologist, and he sounded like he really knows what he’s doing with the condition. He said he loves helping these patients. Is it worth making a trip out there?

Hi all. I'm 39 years old and about 3 and a half years ago I am almost 100% certain I completely tore my suspensory ligament celebrating recovering from umbilical hernia surgery with my wife. We were in the jockey position on the bed and she came back hard when I had slipped out bending me which eventually led to me being pushed down with an audible snapping/cracking sound so loud that even she heard it. I couldn't move or get out the way fast enough because I was still in pain from the abdominal surgery and I thought she would surely stop. I remember thinking thank goodness I didn't have a fracture when I checked myself after even tho there was an intense tingling sensation and pain at the base of my penis. Little did I know my life had completely changed in that moment with 1 bad stroke.

I've had a number of symptoms over the years and have tried a few things. I have never been what I was and who I was before that day again. But this post isn't about my story or even the symptoms I've had exactly. Rather my question is how are you guys dealing with life mentally after this?

I always considered myself a mentally strong individual but this is breaking me down along with all the other hardships that come with life. The disconnect between what my libido and body had come to expect from my penis before and the greatly diminished state it's in now is frustrating and greatly depressing to me. I was so in tune with my body and sexuality before and it feels like I've lost a big part of myself. Are you guys going through the same thing? How are you dealing with it mentally?

I always hear on this sub that one should stop masterbating daily although that doesn't improve the condition but it's still better that way but with me it's different

Lets say I did it once 3 days in a row then my eq will remain constant but if I skip the 4th day and then again do it on the 5th my eq is way worse and then on the 6th if i do it again it's back to initial state and the cycle repeats.

Also I have noticed when erect my penis has become like a mold if i bend it towards the left it visibly stays towards the left and vice versa.

soft glans are at worst and I can visibly see they are not filled up (i would insert a pic but I don't think mods will let me i can do it in dm) and disconnect feeling at the base is terrible.

I have to jerk to get erect and maintain it. If someone can give me advice that would be really helpful.