Greetings friends!
Male, 49, pills for 20 years stopped working. Ams700glx scheduled with Dr Rohit Krishna in New Delhi in July. I'm a US expat and due to no insurance I've opted for India. $10K USD for surgery, hotel, aftercare etc for 14 days.
Has anyone in this forum had experience with Dr Rohit Krishna, or implant surgery in India?
Thank you all, and the experiences shared in this forum gave me the courage to seek help.
New guy, scheduled implant surgery in India in July.
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Re: New guy, scheduled implant surgery in India in July.
Any reason why you opted for an inflatable? Malleable sounds like a reliable option requiring very few revision surgeries with less mechanical failure points down the line.
Re: New guy, scheduled implant surgery in India in July.
MelloMe13 wrote:Greetings friends!
Welcome to the forum.
R.R.P 2011 Mayo Jacksonville, Dr. M. Wehle. Nerve sparing - damaged. C in margin. Radiation 2023, V.E.D, Viagra and PGE-1 (80mcg/ml) injections @ ~ 14 units. Originally Edex20, then compounded PGE-1 - cost. Inject. 12 yrs. It works. Treasure coast of FL.
Re: New guy, scheduled implant surgery in India in July.
LastHope wrote:Any reason why you opted for an inflatable? Malleable sounds like a reliable option requiring very few revision surgeries with less mechanical failure points down the line.
Hi and apologies for the late reply. I have done my due diligence and imo inflatable is the only way to go if the wallet can manage. I don't have insurance, so $15K usd in India by a top surgeon is ok. If it lasts 7 years before having to replace I'm happy.
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