Yes, you can start and stop...usually when I think I'm finished and I wait a little while, i can get another partial squeeze. As far as pumping incorrectly, that's possible. On the first pump, you should feel a pop. From then on, each pump should be filling your erection. Perhaps you are depressing ...

You're right....when mine is fully inflated, my pump won't budge anymore...if yours continues to allow you to pump, then it sounds like you have some kind of leak.

My penis (and my scrotum) is what I would classify as totally numb five months after LGX implant, but so many have said the feeling will return that I remain hopeful. My urologist prescribed neurontin for me for a month with no result. I haven't yet been able to have an orgasm since the implant. As ...

I appreciate what you're saying. I have the AMS 700 LGX and even it can be too revealing in gym shorts, so I wear real tight underwear to hold it down at the gym. But I only get a nice, subtle bulge from it in my jeans or other pants. Like you, mine tends to be the same length erect as it is flaccid...

I appreciate your posts, as I haven't had an orgasm since my implant in Nov 11. My penis is pretty much numb and that makes for a difficult outcome. To know that your sensation came back at some point gives me hope. Glad to know things are working now or getting there.

Bob ~ It will get better soon. Won't be long and you'll be like the energizer bunny.

Welcome to the club! I have an LGX and the cylinders go up into the glans about 1/3 of the way or so. It doesn't cause the glans to enlarge, but make it hard enough for penetration. I've heard some guys here say after awhile, their glans will engorge, but I haven't yet experienced that. My glans isn...

I had my LGX surgery back on 7 Nov 11 and just now got my explanation of benefits...I too have Anthem BC/BS but mine is the federal Employee Program. I also have Tricare, which is government insurance for military retirees. Here's a breakdown of my costs so far. I'm also including the costs of the p...

Congratulations on your implant!!!

Your doc should have told you when to start using it...With an inflaatable implant, it's 6-8 weeks, generally. Some sooner, some later. Each patient and doc is different.

Good news. Hope you'll stay with us and let us know how you progress...