Doesn't work oral either

Since my implant two years ago, I have never been able to reach orgasm. The implant works fine but I just can't get across the bridge. Any advice?

Me too. Significant loss of feeling makes orgasm a rare occasion. I'm seven months out. Were it not for the posts here on FT, I'd be pretty dismayed and concerned. Thanks to those sharing their experience on this issue! Before surgery, I never heard or read anything about this likely hood of becomin...

Only insurance requirements could be a reason. If Insurance is not a problem....Go home, don't wait and collect $200 when passing GO. My doctor said I would receive an injection following surgery which would eliminate any pain for 12 hours, after that I would be home and on regular pain pill prescri...

Me too....same problem BUT my doc said even though it may seem like you're barely squeezing the bulb, a tiny squeeze works fine. He said I could pump successfully, even though it seemed like my squeezes weren't enough to do any good. And he was right. For a week or more I got progress (inflation) wi...

I had the scrotal procedure and my reservoir was placed by inserting it through an opening created by forcing it up through the top of the scrotum into the space just above my penis. Hence I cannot see or even feel/touch it and no incision except in the top of the scrotum. Totally out of sight out o...

One big but unmentioned consideration you might want to think about is atrophy. I'm five weeks post. I kept flip flopping on doing this just like you and many others. I've been doing that for at least three years. Meanwhile, I was slowly losing length. I finally started reading the comments from sev...

Great to get your early report as I've been wondering how it has gone for you on this big day. I'm just three weeks post myself so I can't really say with certainty how it is working out in my own case but like you, must believe in the skill and talents of the surgical team. That last 200 yard walk ...

Answering questions: 1) The doc at Mayo does not use a cath after the surgery, says no need. But they do use a cath during the surgery (so you won't inadvertently piss on them while you're in dreamland) Friday evening about 6pm the surgeon called me at home still at his post but checking on me. (I w...

Random observations following my implant surgery three days ago (11/24). 1) Bladder spasms and burning on urination have been my most unpleasant occurrence. I've had these before for other surgery but if you're going in you might ask how they will help with this pain if you have it. They come on fas...