I has beed said many times here that a good surgeon is important.

I've wondered about the confict between the 2 theories. The only explanation that makes sense to me is by reading the AMS LGX installation instructions. It says when selecting the implant size. To subtract 4cm from the measurements of the penis. That would mean that the implant would be short by abo...

If your wife was willing to stick by your side while you had ED, and emotionally support you while you made the decision to implant and recover. Then you're probably pretty trashy to then use that new power to cheat on her. That would be a judgement call, ViaSwiss. Could it be that his wife's suppo...

I think LS is correct on the first 2 points. As for cost. I think you'll find a broader price range on revisions. Mainly because the revisions might not be for the complete implant. A pump failure or a failed tubing splice are not going to cost the same. Downside is that the hospital cost will likel...

Perhaps funny but not to some. We already have a good thread about wives that resist their man getting an implant. The last thing the group needs is for the rumor to get to women that an implant leads to wanton cheating. Women won't see any humor there. As I've already said. Even though this is gene...

Precisely, cheating is a very specific action. That is why there are other names for other actions. Not sure why that is hard to understand. I still don't think "cheating" is beneficial to FT or to the members. The public perception could last forever. I searched the implant section for th...

How do you cheat with an implant? Inflate without pumping? Good answer Lost Sheep. Does the pump care? I personally think the question is inappropriate to ask amongst men on a health forum. Now if a guy volunteers that info then that is different. Cheating on a wife or the regained ability to do so...

Look up Minnesota. Just had his replaced. His first one was from like 2011 or there abouts.

On the subject of insurance,has anyone found that any one insurance is better or worse for ED issues, i.e. paying for injections, paying for an implant? I work for the gov’t and have GEHA which basically means my coverage is throughUnited Healthcare. We recently got a postcard in the mail saying th...

Stephen54, since I've posted on this thread up higher. My post fits (I hope) your position. My PCP has treated me with mostly generic meds. I respond to them very well. I feel like my generics were cutting edge 10-15 years ago. If they work, I'm ok. He did specify 1 diuretic. I had been taking a HBP...