I am experiencing the very same issue at month 6. Causes: aggressive cycling for two weeks (some days up to 3 hours) plus a bad habit to stay partially inflated when I sleep. It's been a few days and I now can't cycling without feeling pain in my gland after a few minutes. I hope to experience the s...

I'm now 6 weeks from surgery and, since I removed my stitches, I have been able to use a VED. Here is what works with me: THE RECIPE I go to 75%, then wait for a minute, bend gently in every direction, then add a few pump, and repeat the operation until I reach 90%. Then I gently VED for 5 minutes a...

Damned, false hope. I guess once there is space, it's easy for the lymph to get back. Though about stabbing it myself several times.

I know that, compared to an infection, this is a minor complication but it really sucks

Lucky you! Since you got your surgery middle June and I had mine end of July, it is safe to postulate that I'll get rid of it in 4-6 weeks like Hakky said. Finger crossed

At week 4 after the operation, I developed a seroma around the pump. Hakky told me that I should get rid of it by 4-6 yeaks. I am looking for advice to i) prevent any worsening of the seroma, ii) speed things up. Cold has little on no effect For those of you who experienced this, 1) did you had to ...

Thanks for your answers, guys. I'll wait for 6 weeks and think about a puncture if it did not reduce by then, because I really don't want to spend 5 months like this. I find it way too uncomfortable.

After these years facing PD, my plan for this fall was to f*ck, not to feel sick again

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At week 4 after the operation, I developed a seroma around the pump. Hakky told me that I should get rid of it by 4-6 yeaks. I am looking for advice to i) prevent any worsening of the seroma, ii) speed things up. Cold has little on no effect For those of you who experienced this, 1) did you had to w...

Here is my story, Before the pandemic, I was an occasional user of recreational drugs (mostly stimulants, some psychedelics). Lock-downs in France were long and hard (no pun intended) and I started to work way too much, in an apartment too small and dark, with virtually no “life retribution” (i.e. c...

Hello. a question for implantees. I have a functioning dick with mild peyronies i.a. hourglass scar tissue without plaques. This issue is making my dick a few % smaller every year, especially in girth, as the scar tissue increases. I also have pain when i ejaculate because of this. I dont allow any...