Pelvic floor muscle men — here's what actually drives erection rigidity. Not blood flow alone. Compression force. Two muscles do that job: the ischiocavernosus and bulbocavernosus. They compress the base of the corpora cavernosa, trapping blood under pressure. PDE5 inhibitors increase blood flow. They do nothing to that compression force. That's the mechanism most men have never heard about. Dorey's 2005 BJU International study: 40 percent of men regained normal erectile function through pelvic
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Pelvic floor muscle men — here's what actually drives erection rigidity. Not blood flow alone. Compression force. Two muscles do that job: the ischiocavernosus and bulbocavernosus. They compress the base of the corpora cavernosa, trapping blood under pressure. PDE5 inhibitors increase blood flow. They do nothing to that compression force. That's the mechanism most men have never heard about. Dorey's 2005 BJU International study: 40 percent of men regained normal erectile function through pelvic
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