Extreme Bent

[mhjk Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mhjk]

I have always had an extreme bent in my penis towards the head. Right now I measure 5.25" bpel and 5.5" eg. I am starting the JP90 routine and do plan on being very consistent with that. I am wondering if anyone knows what I could do to fix that bent, its easily costing me .5" and some girls have asked why it is crocked. I plan on jelquing in an upward motion but would also like to hear other suggestions.

Here is a pretty good example of what I am talking about:
https://www.pegym.com/forums/album.php?albumid=1733


Thanks for your help!

[Novajelqer Banned Find all posts View Profile Close Novajelqer]

I have a slight bend to the right. I do side jelqs and stretch longer and more intense to the opposite side of my bend. I am sure one of the veterans on here will be able to answer you for the bend you have. Good luck and keep us posted. Welcome too if you are new.

[thenewdude Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close thenewdude]

Actually novajelger (meaning new-jelger) is right. This is not a guarantee that is will fix it right away but it will help. I have a slight curve to the left but is more straight now on the sides doing the same by appling a little more tension on that area.

[PenisKing Member Find all posts View Profile Close PenisKing]

does 5.25 bpel include the length of the glans ? If I were you, I would probably go to a urologist to confirm whether it is a peyronie's disease which may cause problems during intercourse.

[mhjk Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mhjk]

No, 5.25 is just with straight ruler, without any straighting . Its not Peyronie's I know that, I never have painful erections and intercourse is just fine.

[Edge of Glory Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Edge of Glory]

Try doing your exercises upwards. For example, try doing jelqs where you curve your hand up your penis. I did my jelqs straight out and noticed that it helped my slight upwards curve.

You could also try flaccid bends, but do them upwards instead of the standard downward ones.