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Getting weird side effects with the Whopper?
A fan who recently purchased the Whopper asked about a “weird” side effect he experienced after using the pump for some time.
The human body is unique for each person. One man’s body may react to the pump differently than another.
While it’s of utmost importance to follow the instructions to a tee, it’s also good to make adjustments accordingly.
Check out his email and my response below.
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WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF A PENIS PUMP?
“Hi, Susan.
I ENJOY your content. I’ve been using the Dr. Kaplan pumping system and your e-guide, but I’m concerned about the effects after pumping.
Once I’m flaccid again, a pronounced donut-shaped fluid sack or swelling appears around the shaft’s circumference just below the glans. It doesn’t completely encircle the shaft, but it always appears in the exact location below the glans. There is no pain or discomfort; the swelling typically disappears by the next day. It leaves me concerned, though. Should I be?
I’m 67 years old, in excellent health, and pumping for enlargement. Pumping frequency varies from every other day to twice a week, and now and then only once a week. I’ve been pumping for four months, so I initially pump the 3″ and 2 1/4″ cylinders up to 5psia and finish the last few minutes of each session a little higher. Still, as detailed above, I don’t determine the actual vacuum pressure at any given time during a session except at the beginning.
I stopped pumping about three weeks ago because my swelling appears to increase with time. Again, there is no pain or discomfort of any kind, and the swelling subsides within about 12 hours after the session ends, but up until then, it looks a little scary and leaves me feeling a bit concerned. Thank you for your response.” — Brian (not his real name)
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Hi Brian,
Thank you for your detailed email.
First of all, it sounds like you are doing everything correctly! You are careful with the pressure and pay close attention to the safety gauge.
Regarding the mysterious pressure decrease:
When you increase the pressure in the tube, it pulls blood into your penis, expanding your erection.
When your penis gets larger, the air displacement makes the vacuum pressure drop.
Also, the vacuum pressure may be VERY CLOSE to, but not ZERO. The cylinder may have 0.25inHG of vacuum pressure so that the reading may appear zero.
You are correct. When your erection expands in the cylinder and the pressure drops, you should increase the pressure so new blood flow can enter your erection (as long as there is no pain or discomfort).
Regarding the swelling:
Swelling can appear after pumping if the pressure is too high or increased too quickly. Some men experience swelling if they are pumping for too long.
Since you are very careful not to experience any pain or discomfort when you pump, I suggest shortening the duration of your pump sessions and taking more breaks. (Pump for a few minutes, remove the pump, massage your penis with lube, then pump for a few minutes again.)
Let me know how it goes.
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Remember, the Whopper is the only penis pump I recommend. It is the only one that delivers premium quality, safety, and results, giving guys worldwide increased penile length and girth.
My husband uses it, which shows how much we trust the Whopper of all the options in the market.
I want to remind you that you can get the Whopper using Paypal Credit.
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One Response
I’ve encountered the same thing. And was wondering if I was doing something wrong.
It would be nice if there was a FAQ about things/problems like this so we could better educated.
On another subject…. How do I determine when it’s time to move up to the next size cylinder? I currently touch/fill about 3-4 inches. So do I upgrade when my penis completely fills the cylinder?
Thanks,
MT