Apparently it is quite common. It happened to me. Do a search on FT and you should see a few posts. Some say the surgeon purposely anchors the pump to a testicle to immobilize it before closing up so it doesn't get in the way. I'd wait a few weeks and then start tugging the pump down. The sutures ar...

(1) Slightly
(2) Negligible
(3) Tip density doesn't change

As a matter of fact I did. Must be the nerves healing up because I don't get that buzzy feeling any more just a buzz when I deflate

I've heard that the immune system draws out zinc in your body. The same element in oyster that's purported to increase libido.

The 1st few injections I'd get that intense burn but then with subsequent injections pain eased up quite a bit. Unfortunately for me I apparently had a venious leak so bad that if I had a reasonable erection with the injections they would dissipate once I was horizontal.

1 - A loving, supportive, and understanding lady wants to please her man regardless.
2 - One thing you could do is make sure the ring is already on the pump to minimize the delay. That way it pretty much takes about the same amount of time to put on a condom.

I wonder if it's just me but I seem to be gassier since I had an implant. Added pressure from the reservoir?

I've got pretty limited real estate in my sack and it took a good 2 months for the pump to move around. At 10 days you're still in healing mode. Just keep tugging and exploring; preferably in a warm bathtub

I never thought about it but I'm thinking you'd want to pull on the sides of the donut to relieve the pressure in the penis, lube up, cringe a bit while you push the glans through the hole. Using a sharp tool doesn't sound too wise

For me the telling thing was trying injections. Standing I would be rock hard but if I lay down or try to use my dick it would act like a tire with a leak