Jelq / squeezes for right side only

[dudeWTF]

I've noticed that while erect my penis has more girth on the left side then on the right. If you look at it you can see a smooth curve along the left edge starting just above my circumcision line leading to the base of the glans. The right side however is just a straight line. This was definitely not there before I started PE, so I believe I've accidentally been working out the left side more then the right. I've gone from 5.5 bpel to 5.9 bpel in about 4 months. I've also increased my girth to the point that I can only fit half of my unit into a toilet paper roll, previously I could slide all the way in no problem. So I don't want to stop! But I'm afraid I'm going to keep making this curve/buldge worse. Are there any ways to exercise just the right side of my penis? I've tried a few things but I'm having trouble isolating. Also if you guys have any tips to help do things more uniformly that would help.

Also I should say that it's really not that bad. My biggest concern is in making it worse.

 

[UYN]

You said, that you have tired a few things already. Please mention them, and we can take it from there

-UYN-

 

[dudeWTF]

Hmm well for one thing any girth work I did was focused only on the right side. Jelqs I would make sure the pressure was on the right. Squeezes would be fingers to the right, while bending my dick to the left slightly. Stretches are to the left only. But I am seeing no results whatsoever. I've recently switched to an all streches routine thinking that perhaps it's something to do with my ligs being tighter on the right side. I CAN feel an anatomical difference in the structures attached to my pubic bone at the base of my penis. The right side seems to have slightly beefier connective tissue / ligs or whatever they might be. Also while fully erect I can easily tilt my penis to the right, but I have to put about twice as much force to tilt it to the left. This is not to say that I am simply LEANING right, there is a noticable bend around the circumcision line. (noticable to me anyways). Probably it's <1 degree but I'm worried about making it worse. Regardless I'm taking a week off. I'll let you know if that helps any.

 

[blink2000]

Correcting your penis until it is perfectly symmetrical will probably take a lot of effort for a while, perhaps months of continuous effort. However, I think as long as you're consistent, and patient, you'll be able to fix things over time.

Based on what you said, it took 4 months to cause your issue. Expect at least that much time to correct things.

 

[dudeWTF]

Yep that's about what I was thinking. Of course there's always the possibility that the squeezes I've been doing have given me a mild case of peyronie's, which would mean 4 months of targeting the right side could make it much worse. That's one of the reasons I've switched over to doing mostly stretches. I've read that stretching can actually help with peyronie's, so I don't see how I can go wrong with backing off the girth exercises for a while.

 

[Pegasus]

I had similar to what you describe, after doing jelq based a small reference in a mag article. I did overcome it but it did take time.