I empathize with your frustrations and can relate all too well. I wish you the best and pray you can find some comfort and solace. I don't have anything new to offer.

Yeah, there's been a few guys that have reported success fluffing with a VED before injecting. As cheap as most novelty/sex shop pumps are I guess you don't have much to lose. Just be reasonable with your pumping as it is possible to cause damage if you're reckless.

Well welcome back!

With pretty much all of my PMs and also regular thread posts, if it's anything longer than a couple of sentences, I highlight my text and copy it to the clipboard before I click on anything else. Just make sure you don't copy anything else to the clipboard before you're sure it posted. Like deciding...

That's a question for your doctor. However, it appears injections can, in at least some cases, be done while on blood thinners, with some additional emphasis placed on post injection compression of the injection site. A couple of somewhat relevant links: A PDF on injections from the Urology Departme...

I think I'd bring it up with him again. There are guys on thinners that are doing injections. But I'm no medical professional. I don't even know what "My INR is 3.0" means.

You will get so many diverse answers to your questions that it will be meaningless. Everyone is different with different answers to every question you asked.

I'm unclear. Did you ever try the injections? Your nurse story reminded me of one of mine. My PCP/GP at the time was a female doctor. A fairly young, fit and attractive lady wearing somewhat tight slacks. Anyhow, I've had a bad lower back for many years and that came up during the visit, the origina...

I'm not at all knowledgeable on the topic but your query caused me to search a tiny bit. I found this interesting from Merck Manuals:

https://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/genitourinary-disorders/male-reproductive-endocrinology-and-related-disorders/male-hypogonadism

Like I said, be patient. Listen to your doctor. You can gain some length back after the RP. It will take time and again... Patience . I believe your initial loss is largely determined by how large your prostate was pre-surgery. A larger prostate results in more initial loss of urethra. I can't say f...