jonbaldbg wrote:You do need to stay off bicycles as they can damage the apparatus. The only way to ride a bike would be with a special seat with a cutout in the middle that takes pressure off the pump.

Does this mean permanently off of bicycles or just during recovery from the procedure?

warrenw wrote:I was referred to Dr. Jesse N. Mills at UCLA to discuss ED and possible implant https://www.uclahealth.org/jesse-mills
Anyone have any experience with Dr Mills?

I made an appointment with Dr Mills. I'll report back after I meet with him.

Questions for you guys who traveled long distances to see Kramer: Is it necessary to get established with a local urologist before seeing Kramer? Did you need to get pre-approved by insurance for the implant or does Kramer handle that? After the procedure and back home, did you need a local uro for ...

I know some of us are here as a result of prostate cancer treatments. I had 9 months of lupron in conjunction with SBRT (Cyberknife) and two years later seem to be cancer free. My doctors and I were both surprised that my course of treatment caused ED but it did. Being relatively young, physically v...

and can you do anything extream sports after implant surgery? forexample, swimming, ring a bike, boxing, mma , and so on. I have a similar question to @zlsej9218, so let me ask in his thread. Yoga and bicycle riding (100+ miles) are two of my lifelong activities that I don't want to compromise. Aft...

I was referred to Dr. Jesse N. Mills at UCLA to discuss ED and possible implant https://www.uclahealth.org/jesse-mills
Anyone have any experience with Dr Mills?

Hi guys. I've had SBRT and 9 months of Lupron for prostate cancer. Good news is I seem to be cancer free for now, no rectal or urinary side effects at all from my treatment, taking no meds, and in perfect physical condition, testosterone has recovered to 450+. During the Lupron HT I took 20mg of V d...