Penile Venous Leakage is the most common
cause of Chronic Hypo-Erection, or the frequent inability of a
male person to generate and maintain a full erection for
a satisfactory intimate interaction.

Penile Venous Leakage occurs when the amount of blood
that gets into the penis during erection is not sufficient to create
the pressure that is enough to compress the veins within the
penile organ. When this happens, the penile veins are able to
drain the blood back to the body faster than the penile
arteries are able to bring blood into the penis. This results
to smaller-sized, less rigid and short-lived erection.

What causes Penile Venous Leakage?
Would Men with normal erection also suffer from it?

Penile Venous Leakage is highly prevalent among men with
health disorders such as diabetes, prostate ailments and other
blood circulatory problems. Smokers, alcohol drinkers and
overweight men are very likely to encounter this problem.

 Men with the best health, of any age and
with normal erection, may also encounter
Penile Venous Leakage problem.
The rate and amount of blood that gets into the penis during
erection depend on the level of sexual  arousal. The more
sexually aroused the person, the faster and more amount
of blood would get into his penis for a good erection.

Unfortunately, sexual arousal is easily affected by stress,
anxiety, physical fatigue or by simply not being so interested
to have sex. In any of these cases, blood flow into the penis
during erection will be slow and Penile Venous
Leakage is likely to happen.

How Do Penile Constriction Bands
control Penile Venous Leakage?

Penile constriction devices had been used since the early times
as the most practical non-drug solution for controlling penile venous
leakage, and therefore, for significantly improving erection.

Designed to effect a constrictive pressure around the penile
base during erection, these devices compress the superficial
veins around the penile base. This primarily restricts these veins
from their normal function of readily draining the blood
that gets into the penis back to the body.

The penile arteries that channel the blood from the body
to the penis during erection are mainly located in the innermost
part of the penis and are therefore not affected by the superficial
pressure effected by the penile constriction device. This allows
for the normal inflow of the blood into the penis during erection,
with the blood outflow being restricted however, because
of the penile vein constriction. Thus, resulting to the
accumulation of more blood for bigger,
harder, longer-lasting erection.

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choices of penile constriction devices that are offered for one's
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