A penis pump makes the penis bigger. But can they help with erectile dysfunction? How effective are they?
Has it happened to you, our penetrative connoisseurs? You're trying to have sex, only to find your erectile function...not there? Of course, you may just have problems getting out of bed, which can be resolved with some medication. Alternatively, you can try to fix it in a fun way - with a penis pump.
You may have questions. After all, how could a plastic tube sex toy with a constriction ring, hand pump and release valve possibly help with erectile dysfunction? Is there a less invasive way to deal with ED? Well, that's why we're here to help you find out.
What causes erectile dysfunction?
To understand the main causes of ED, we first need to understand what causes an erection. So buckle up; you're about to learn what makes a penis hard.
An erection simply increases blood flow to the groin area. When we're sexually aroused ("we" are men here), the muscles in the blood vessels of the penis relax, allowing more blood to flow through the arteries of the penis. As a result, blood fills the two chambers inside the penis, making it rigid. Once the muscles contract again, all the blood we have accumulated flows down the veins of the penis.
Negative Effects of Erectile Dysfunction
ED will have a profound impact on our sex lives. In some extreme cases, men who can't get an erection tend to avoid trying to have sex and lose interest in sex altogether. However, ED's negative effects on men go far beyond a lack of hump time.
Most men who are treated for ED often admit that they are uncomfortable with not being able to perform. This lack of self-esteem often leads to anxiety, depression, and other mental problems. Socialization has also plummeted. Men tend to isolate themselves from friends and family. Sometimes, they can even act aggressively towards their friends and loved ones.
The Cleveland Clinic cites the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, which found that ED is most prevalent in older men, as 52 percent experience some ED symptoms.
Penis pump
As you might have guessed, modern external penile rigidity devices can be a good way to treat ED. But before you decide to attach one to the base of your penis and adjust a vacuum limiter, you need to know what it is. Luckily, we're here to help (teach you what a penis pump is, not install anything on your Johnson).
A penis pump is a vacuum erection device that uses changes in air pressure to pump more blood into the penis, making it larger. A typical penis pump consists of a long tube, a rubber ring (similar to the shrink ring mentioned earlier in this article) that wraps around the penis, and a battery-powered vacuum that removes air.
So, for anyone interested, let's answer a simple question: how exactly do penis pumps work? Should we use the vacuum pump before sex or a little earlier? Do penis pumps require any special instructions? No, we don't get tired of saying "penis pumps" over and over; they're our bread and butter, and we love every single one of them.
In fact, we have more than a few for shoppers to choose from, including:
● Battery powered pump (rechargeable of course)
● Cordless quick suction pump with comfortable latex sleeve
● Waterproof vacuum pressure pump
● Edible booster pump with elastic tensioning ring
● Vibration stimulates the pump
Anyway, back to answering that simple question: every penis pump works differently than the others, depending on its design. The most common methods are described in the following paragraphs.
How to use a penis pump
1 Alternatively, place a penis ring around the bottom of the pump. We're going to put the cock ring in there now.
2 Apply lube to the penis before putting it in the pump
3 Insert the penis into the vacuum tube
4 Turn on the pump (if electric) or start pumping (if analog).
5 Pump slowly.
6 Listen to your body. Stop if you feel sick.
7 With an erection, slide the ring off the bottom of the pump and place it around the base of the penis, behind the ball to restrict blood flow.
8 Remove the pump.
9 The penis is now very hard.
Remove the ring after 10 30 minutes.
How can a penis pump help with ED?
Men who cannot get an erection often suffer from serious psychological problems that directly affect their self-esteem. So seeing an erection for the first time after so many months (if not years) is all they need. Penis pumps can help anyone achieve an erection, while constriction rings can help them maintain an erection.
Penis pumps can also significantly improve a man's masturbation and sex life. Some people can't use them because they don't feel natural. Indeed, very few women (or men, if you swing this way) get excited by unnatural erections. But let's say we use the pump sparingly and increase our penis size by just the right amount. In this case, it looked natural and surprised our partners and us.
Getting an erection again after so long also helps boost a man's overall confidence. Men who can't perform in the bedroom or aren't sexually satisfied tend to be less productive and more prone to anger. By exercising regularly, we can feel safe and secure about our bodies, which in turn helps us be successful in our daily lives.
Other Benefits of Penis Pumps
As an enhancement tool, penis pumps provide quick results. Of course, our penis doesn't stay the same size after the vacuum effect wears off. But it will give our sexual performance enough of a boost to give us a much-needed release.
Also, if we have Peyronie's disease, health experts recommend using a penis pump. A pump with an airtight seal can help straighten the penis and reduce pain during intercourse. This may be the least invasive way to treat the disease.
Speaking of invasiveness, if we want to make our penis longer, using a pump is the safest way. Using injections and surgery will give us results. Still, these can be painful, and a botched procedure can have disastrous consequences. On the other hand, the pump is as safe as possible.
Penis Pumps and ED Lengths and Shorts
Penis pumps are effective, easy to use, and even fun if you know what you're doing. But, of course, we must stress that safety is our number one priority. So make sure you treat your penis pump the same way you treat sex. Don't rush to do anything; slide it in carefully, pull it out and rest if you feel pain or discomfort.
Oh, and be sure to check with your doctor before trying a pump; ED is an important issue. You need to approach it in the best and safest way that works for you...just like one of our patented penis pumps is for a penis that needs to grow.