Why not just run a low HRT dose of Test 200 to 300mg a week or ask your GP and go from there.
Why not just run a low HRT dose of Test 200 to 300mg a week or ask your GP and go from there.
the test would surely be pointless as it is not his sex drive that he has issues with.
In theory the GH just might help you out, but i do not know for sure.
Saying that, i doubt it would improve the tightness of the joint, just the general stability, as in, more tissue MAY develop on the tendon, and if that tendon is already stretched, the new tissue would only make it stronger/thicker, not tighter.
Like i said, i may be wrong, and it will be interesting to see what is said in this thread
I've been running GH for about 6 months now, and sorry to say, have not noticed any improvements to the 'lil general. Granted, I did not have any issues to begin with, but nonetheless have not seen any benefits in this region. Cialis and a cock ring may be your best bet!Good luck!
i would have to agree that gh would not help ur problem. have to ask though, what happened bro? i had a chick rid'n me once like a f-ing maniac and slipped off and bent me in half. every time i got hard for like two months it was so painful, but eventually went away.
Thanks to all of you who replied. Timm is right in that I don't have sex drive issues so I doubt that test itself would do much good. My problem is structural not hormonal. I am pretty sure my test levels are pretty high as I put on muscle naturally very quickly, and have been accused of taking steroids more than once due to this fact.
PSUKICKASS- what happened to me happened in a similar fashion but my dick itself was not bent. I was ****ing a girl against a wall while holding her up. She slipped, and my dick was forced downward rapidly toward the floor. There was an audible popping sound. Since then my erections have been weaker and my penis feels loose at the base rather than locked in place when I have an erection. I also no longer get full erections without direct stimulation, where I used to have spontaneous erections all the time. I have been to a few urologists who have confirmed the problem. There is a surgery to correct it where they use nylon sutures to anchor the penis to the pubic bone, sort of as a replacement ligament. This surgery is not without risk and side effects though, and obviously the scar tissue that develops around the sutures is not as good as the original ligament, and has very little elasticity.
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