Follow your doctor’s advice. They know the specific details of your surgery. You should be asking your doctor this question. If they agree that you are doing really well, they will say go ahead. Ask them. This surgery is too important and very delicate. Be patient until your doc gives you the green ...

Day 18 I’m able to cycle up to about 15 pumps before starting to feel pain. Penis feels a bit numb for a couple hours after cycling, maybe cycling too far, too fast? In the attached photos, notice the difference between the flaccid state and the erect (15 pumps—not maximally inflated yet) for the AM...

Day 15

Scrotal “fullness” is almost completely gone. Continuing daily cycling. I can pump up to about 15 pumps before it starts to hurt. Starting to get the “hang” of pumping up. Deflating is not too difficult.

krh9999, you might try Advil instead of Tylenol. As I understand it, Advil reduces both pain and inflamation. That’s what Kramer recommenced to me. Advil/Motrin/Ibuprofen all the same thing.

Ditto. Good luck. Let us know how your surgery goes and how you are healing afterward.

Penoscrotal. 2 weeks post surgery, and I do not feel my 100cc reservoir. See Dr. Kramer’s videos to see reservoir placement.

Thanks, Waynetho and tomas1. I will try that method.

Oh, my. That sounds unpleasant.

I hope things will get better with time. Patience is what guys on this forum are preaching. I myself am just starting to cycle. And am finding it is not as easy as I had hoped.

Let us know how you are doing. We feel for you.

Day 14 Healing nicely. All bruising and swelling gone. Stitches have not yet dissolved. Cycling a couple times a day. After cycling my penis feels numb and sensitive to rubbing. Helps to wear David Archy underwear and looser pants than before surgery. I assume that will go away with time. Still havi...

Day 13

Bruising completely gone. Still some scrotal fullness; getting better.

No pain when cycling, but penis is sensitive afterward. My David Archy underwear helps with that.

The pump is kind is slippery. Ouch.