YES and YES

I'm a long term diabetic and I have no idea of what you mean by unbearable pain. I love my implant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No unusual pain, in fact I healed quickly and the pain was short lived (first few weeks).

As previously said, if you are Diabetic keep your A1C under 7 and all is pretty normal.

O God Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!

My Dr limited first 2 weeks to 10 pounds then next 2 weeks to 20 pounds then no limit.

My Dr. explained that at 4 hours (non-bionic) the blood pools and lacks oxygen, so some tissue necrosis will take place. Not good to do, and in bad cases can lead to gangrene.

f you are getting "the ache" still it is a sign that you can still gain back some more. I still can make myself ache at 6 months, but it is getting less and less. So long as I get the ache at max inflation I am still stretching things out.

Completely normal. Thew physical swelling is now reduced so there is more room. That room will be filled when you cycle.....

As bone hard as I can get it.

Anatomical - I think this boils down to the fact that you enjoy complaining and really don't want to give that up. You have decided to be a victim, and seem to love the drama and attention of it. Grow up and decide to make something of yourself. Many of us on here have dealt with ED as well as many ...

I have the CX. The CX expands both in length and girth. Flacid my implant is almost an inch shorter than when fully pumped. I can feel the tips way below the glans when flacid, and they go fully into the glans at full power.