Good Luck!! Same issue!! Pump position (high/low/anterior/posterior) and deflate block orientation (left/right/front/back) are absolutely critical. Especially if you have a strong cremaster reflex and pump is inaccessible when scrotum is very tight. If only: 1. Cremaster reflex could be permanently ...

Just a couple questions if youve experienced these Issues, and how you managed them: 1. What did you do regarding the quite common “autoinflation“ issue? 2. How long before no pain? I am now 3 weeks out and pretty discouraged. It hurts like hell to push on the deflate button, but feels good to be fl...

Unless you have a time sensitive reversible complication that is made worse due to lack of Timely follow-up. Breach of Duty.

My two cents: I wish to God I went to one of the top 3 or 4. Had I found FT before U scheduled, I think I wouldve. But my insurance doubles my out of pocket if I go out of state, so I chose a University guy that does about 50/yr x 10 years. Didnt think much of it, oddly. My first clue was that I cou...

Hows it going so far?

Hoping that you made it over to University Hospital today and are somehow on a better path.

Everything was a new thing to learn these last two weeks since implant. For about first week, plastic urinal was an amazing gift, as was an inflatable donut pillow. After about week one, you should be able to gently bring your penis horizontal and stand way back from bowl and hope for the best, but ...

BRING AN INFLATABLE DONUT PILLOW
(you can thank me later )

I had 7 hour drive day after surgery. Wouldn’t have handled it without that. Oh, and you’ll also need a plastic urinal. You won’t be able to pee in a toilet.

Hi Guys! This is exactly the topic I was looking for too I’m about 13 days out. Couple days ago got in hot bath and could definitely feel all the parts I needed to feel. But NO WAY could I push hard enough to engage deflate valve. Just still too sore in scrotum. BTW, it sits behind and below right t...

INFLATABLE.
DONUT.
PILLOW.

That was my savior for 7 hour car ride after implant. And of course, pain meds.

Good Luck!!