It is disconcerting that some patients must endure multiple revisions over the course of just a few years, and sometimes only months, to replace failing components. I can't bring myself to believe that it's the person's anatomy or sheer bad luck causing him to be implanted with a faulty device more ...

On Dr. Eid's site, have a look at patient number 7 who had a 90-degree bend and straightened out over several months:

https://www.urologicalcare.com/contents ... -gallery-2

There are two other patients with Peyronie's on that page.

MK - I haven't decided yet if I will stay the night or make my way back. Where did you stay in Houston? How is the bad after surgery to for 4hr car ride? I too am interested on the ride back after surgery since I would be making the trip alone from/to Austin. Usually they caution you about driving ...

I was prescribed phenazopyridine and subsequently Uribel for my burning after my aquablation procedure to resection my prostate. Neither worked for me, but then again I had a catheter for 4 days so your mileage may differ. The first turns your urine bright orange and the second turns it blue. I stil...

If/when you do get an implant, please let us know how things go. The more input there is to this forum, the more it can help others. And you can be sure that the FT community will be happy to help you post-implant too.

Best of luck!

Maybe you can try Arnica and Bromelain. It's known for anti-bruising effects and taken by people who do surgery for speeding up the recovery. Also if you usung blood thinning food, like garlic, ginger and alcohol try to eliminate them. Good luck Other natural blood thinners are fish oil, turmeric a...

Dr. Eid talks about this in the "Dilation of the corpora" section of this page:

https://www.urologicalcare.com/contents ... escription

I have this problem sometimes but it's not related to the syringe. I use 5/16 needles and as I penetrate my penis I hit resistance, most likely a thickened tunica. I have to carefully apply more pressure until the needle is fully in. When I'm in that area it's very difficult to depress the syringe -...

That video was made in 2016. The procedure was approved a year or so later.

FYI, I had the aquablation procedure for BPH on Nov. 2, discharged with a catheter the next day, catheter removed Nov. 5. It's a very bloody surgery - no cauterization but I had absolutely NO pain from the procedure. Yesterday and today I masturbated and the result was a full erection and a large vo...