That really stinks you've had so many problems with the implant. If that was me lawyers would already be on call if not putting together a case already. AMS should cover the cost of a faulty device. The doctor bill should be covered by them too, but I'm sure they have a clause in the guarantee that ...

Even at 5 1/2 weeks I was still swollen and sore when my doc finally deflated me.
May be time to try a switch from ice to heat? Or the contrast method where you ice for 5 minutes, then heat for 10, repeat that about 3-4 times.

Your best bet is seeing a urologist who specializes in men's sexual health. Over the counter meds just don't work. I took many when my ED started and the only thing I got was heartburn. If you read in the Shockwave therapy posts there are very few positive results noted. The biggest reason you want ...

Took mine about 4-5 weeks if I remember. Doc took some excess scrotal skin off too, and it pained me for close to 2 months.

At 5 weeks post implant you're doing great. When my implant was done I knew nothing about exercises or cycling and had not found this site. It was in my 5th month all that knowledge came to me when I found FT. As far as the Perito exercises, take your time with them. Pain should guide you. I assume ...

Took me about 3 months for the boys to adjust to their new roommate. Had minor pain for maybe 5 months if I sat wrong or got the boys squeezed wrong. At 6 months it was better, by one year everything felt like a part of me.

Holy Crap, 100 units? Back when I was using Trimix/Quadmix once the dose got to 60 units my penis would ache for a day after. Hate to say but if you're only getting a semi on 100 units it is time to talk to a urologist who deals with men's sexual health.
Best of luck.

When I started on Trimix the doc issued me an autoinjector. The injector worked fine but really slammed the needle and mix into you in microseconds. I see there are newer models available that stick the needle in then you press the mix in at your pace. I never used just the needle to inject.

Very cool Paul! Wish I lived near.
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Sorry you're having so much anxiety over your pump. Mine was tough too, but once I got that first pump in it seemed to loosen the bulb up. Hard to describe how I hold the bulb but I still use both thumbs to squeeze it. One hand in a loose fist, the bulb sits on index finger knuckle, other fingers su...