A small part of the inside of my scrotum was stuck to my pump. Every time I would cycle, it would sting and had a burning sensation at times. This went on for over a month until one day it just stopped. I don’t exactly remember when it happened, but it eventually did stop.

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You are very early in the recovery period. I had my implant on 10/26/2022 and from what I remember the pain starts to subside after two weeks. Hang in there because it will get better.

My situation was very similar. I started to notice a decrease in pain three weeks post op. The tissue in my scrotum also was sticking to the pump. That too resolved itself somewhere around the 8 week mark. You just have to be patient and give it time while your body heals itself.

I experienced the same pain after my implant. It felt like one tiny section of my scrotum was attached to the pump. It was almost too painful to cycle, but I forced myself through it. Over the next several weeks my scrotum toughened up, the pain went away and the part of the scrotum that was attache...

Mine leaned towards the left and it hurt when I would move it to the right. I more or less left that way but as time went on, it became less painful and started to move over towards the right on its own. Now it is straight and doesn’t lean. I attribute this to somewhat aggressive cycling. It’s been ...

That’s for responding and for your words of encouragement.

The same thing is happening to me right now. I am barely 2 and a half weeks out from my PPI. I noticed my scrotum has attached to the pump as well and whenever I attempt to pump the bulb to start cycling, it’s painful and feels as though the skin is ripping. I’ve told the doctor, his associate and t...