 although this point is disputed and the actual origin of the term remains unclear. While there are m 1any anecdotal claims of success from supporters of the technique, there is no m dical evidence for its effectivenesrthermore, medical journalist Christopher Wanjek has said that the claim that the technique will "enlarge ur 8wr1 athe penile cavities tha 1ant fill with blood, making for l arger erectiakes no sense biologiimilarly, Sue Johanson explains jelqing cannot pos sibly enlarge the penis, though it is un r1anlikely to cause any serious damage Although considerur 8wr1 aed safer than many other, more "radical" techniques for penis-enlargement, jelqi gorging it as blood is drawn in. A variety of penis pump designs have been ad wr1 a opted by penis pump man ufacturers. As vacuum increasesn wr1 a the pressure within the blood vessels of the penis increases as well; excessive vacuum causes vascular damage. Penis pumps may be wr1 a used to temporarily overcome symptoms of i mpotence, but do not cure the condition: a tourniquet-like ring must be applied to keep the blood trappe d within the penis, otherwise the erection will immediately subside. Puur 8wr1 amps may work even if there is nerv e or vascular damage preventing a natur 8wr1 a al erection, but excessive or prolonged use (hours) will cause per manent harm asn r1a over-enthusiastic pumping can burstur 8wr1 a blood vessels and form blisters. The effectiveness of penis pumps for permanent penis enlargement was exan r1amined by Kazem, Hosseini and Alizad eh. They studied 37 men with penis length less than 10 cm and found no significant change in penile length after using pumps for six months. The efficacy of n r1avacuum treatment was approximately 10%, and the patient satisfactio n rate was 30%. The conclusion of the paper stated that vacuum treatment of the penis is not an effective metho d for penile elongation, but wr1 a provides psychological satisfaction for some In the US, pe 1annis pur 8wr1 aumps may be covered by Medicare wr1 a if they are deemed medically ne 1ancemps have been us ed to successfully treat men with Peyronie's disease, which causes unusual shortening and curvature of the peni s. A 31-patient study conducted by the Department of Urology at St Peter's Hospitals and the Institute of Urology |
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