Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

How to use an ED pump without pulling in skin! 🛡️ #MensHealthTips #ED

24 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this instructional segment, Dr. Anne Truong MD explains how to correctly position the scrotum while using an erectile dysfunction (ED) vacuum pump to avoid the skin or testicles being drawn into the cylinder. She advises pulling the scrotal skin down and pressing the cylinder firmly against the pubic bone, especially for older men whose scrotal tissue may be larger and more lax. Dr. Truong emphasizes that mastering the technique takes a few practice attempts and reassures viewers that occasional suction of a testicle can be safely managed by deflating the pump and retrying. The overall message is that with proper positioning and practice, users can safely operate an ED pump without injury.

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How to prevent the testicles is constantly pulling it down as you do it and then pushing the cylinder up and against your pubic bone. If you're older, then you tend to have more bigger scrotum that is more saggy, so you really have to pull down the skin in there. It takes practice, to be honest with you. It takes practice. 2, 3 times, you'll get it, and you're not gonna harm yourself. If the testicle do get sucked into the cylinder. That's the case, and you just deflate and then do it again.