I fully agree with Journeyman. Fight like hell with your insurance company. I had to push and push for months to get mine approved by the insurance company. My doctor also did a peer-to-peer review. Anybody I got on the phone, I talked and talked with them. I finally got a sympathetic insurance rep ...

I don't dare to ride a bike.

My ED is from damaging my pudendal nerve.

That damage is from a 5-week, 2000 mile bike tour.

I don't ever intend to get on a bike again.

These posts bring back strong, unpleasant memories for me.

I'm so glad I don't have to go through the routines I did for so many years when I was taking pills.

It sounds like your first time having sex after getting the implant was better than mine.

Things should steadily improve.

When my ED started, Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis all worked well. But over the years, they lost their effectiveness. I can relate to your description of how sex goes for you now. The last several years of my ED before I got my implant, I couldn't either get hard or stay hard for sex with a combinatio...

My doctor left me 60% inflated after the surgery Like Lost Sheep, I was instructed to wear a jockstrap, which held my dick pointed up towards my belly button. I did this for all of the first two weeks after my surgery, night and day. This was meant to help it heal correctly. After two weeks, I went ...

Hello, Just sharing my thoughts here. I agree with Dr. Clavell that the implant should not be the last option. In fact, because it's always guaranteed to give a super rock erecrion as long as one wish the implant should be considered in the early stage of ED to avoid size loss, save relationships f...

I get engorgement of both the shaft and head of my dick.

I hope the surgery goes well.

If your recovery also goes well, you'll be able to give a partner a nice early Christmas present.

My flaccid state is about half an inch less than when I'm fully inflated.

I then gain a little more length when I'm aroused.