Like just about any sensual toy, a male organ pump comes with some potentially unwanted side effects; a bent male organ is one of the least likely ones, but being prepared and taking preventive steps is all for the best for users or potential users.

The pump

People talk about “the male organ pump” as if there is only one kind, but there is variation from one brand to another. However, in general, the pump consists of a cylinder (typically made of a clear material, such as acrylic). One end of the tube is open, and is encircled by a ring (generally plastic) through which the manhood is inserted.

Male organ pumps (also called vacuum constriction devices) are often prescribed for men with tumescence dysfunction as a means of helping them obtain tumescence. But they are also frequently employed by men for whom firmness is not an issue, as a way of increasing (temporarily) the girth and/or length of the member. This is achieved by placing the male organ in the tube, then pumping out all the air. This creates a “vacuum” within the tube, which has the effect of increasing blood flow in the organ and bringing on tumescence – and in some cases, “puffing up” the member so that it is larger.

Those hoping to create monster size manhoods by using a pump should be aware that the effects are generally transient. However, many men find pleasure in sporting a larger-than-usual firmness, even if only for a circumscribed period of time.

Proper use

Instructions should be provided for each pump and men should read them carefully before beginning any kind of pump activities. While the manhood can handle a lot of rough action, it can be damaged, so a guy should be better safe than sorry.

Bent male organ

How can misuse of a male organ pump produce a bent male organ? There are at least two ways that this can occur.

Removing the pump inappropriately. For most pumps, the proper removal of the device involves moving the ring at the bottom of the tube down to the base of the member, and then removing the tube after releasing the vacuum. Neglecting to perform these steps and attempting to remove the pump before it is ready may cause some trauma, including the possibility of bending the member if the tube is removed midway down the shaft.

Overuse. When something feels good, a guy wants to do it again and again, and for as long as possible. But using male organ pumps in moderation is essential because overuse can result in torn and damaged organ tissue. When this tissue heals and mends, the body lays down a thin layer of scar tissue. If those layers build up in the same place over a period of time, they may cause the manhood to bend or curve excessively.

Of course, a bent male organ is not unusual; many men have curvature in the member. But when male organ pump use causes excessive bending, it can create an issue. Dealing with this situation requires proper rest for the manhood, as well as using a first-class male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil). Damaged member tissue requires attention to soothe and re-hydrate it, in order for healing to begin properly. A crème with a combination of moisturizers (such as vitamin E and Shea butter) can handle this task nicely. In addition, scar tissue may bring about a loss of sensation in the member; a crème with neuroprotective acetyl L-carnitine can help restore lost sensitivity and make the male organ vibrant to the touch.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common manhood health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy member. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men’s health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.

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