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My doctor said placing a reservoir in the abdominal muscle will be difficult but he can do it
I read a story of a guy who work in porn movies he got tactra and was very happy with that

Waqas007 wrote:My doctor said placing a reservoir in the abdominal muscle will be difficult but he can do it
I read a story of a guy who work in porn movies he got tactra and was very happy with that

Even with pelvic floor dysfunction and tight abs I don't see how that wuold be a problem. Unless your Doc know more than the ones I have visited. (Which is very possible)

Thisworld wrote:

Waqas007 wrote:My doctor said placing a reservoir in the abdominal muscle will be difficult but he can do it
I read a story of a guy who work in porn movies he got tactra and was very happy with that

Even with pelvic floor dysfunction and tight abs I don't see how that wuold be a problem. Unless your Doc know more than the ones I have visited. (Which is very possible)

He said placement of reservoir is difficult in case of hernia
What are the things you are trying to treat your hard flaccid?

Waqas007 wrote:

Thisworld wrote:

Waqas007 wrote:My doctor said placing a reservoir in the abdominal muscle will be difficult but he can do it
I read a story of a guy who work in porn movies he got tactra and was very happy with that

Even with pelvic floor dysfunction and tight abs I don't see how that wuold be a problem. Unless your Doc know more than the ones I have visited. (Which is very possible)

He said placement of reservoir is difficult in case of hernia
What are the things you are trying to treat your hard flaccid?

Let's PM bro

I did. Almost all of the HF symptoms are now gone.

ViaSwiss wrote:I did. Almost all of the HF symptoms are now gone.

What were your symptoms before implant?
Actually I wanna know how you feel when you stand up because I loss connection with my brain when I stand up

ViaSwiss wrote:I did. Almost all of the HF symptoms are now gone.

Which are the remaining ones? I guess since the corpus spongiosum is not affected by the cylinders it wuold remain problematic in some way

Thisworld wrote:

ViaSwiss wrote:I did. Almost all of the HF symptoms are now gone.

Which are the remaining ones? I guess since the corpus spongiosum is not affected by the cylinders it wuold remain problematic in some way

Same question

I basically had all of the symptoms, I made minor improvements to them prior by doing different pelvic floor exercises. The ones that helped the most were bicycle kicks, hindu squats, and glute bridges, combined with alternating reverse kegels and regular kegels. Mindfulness and focuses relaxations of full body also helped. There seems to be a sympathetic system dominance that can sometimes go with HF.

Prior to that I tried lots of trigger point therapy and other exercises that were never able to help.

However, I still had issues with coldness, numbness, loss of mind to penis connection, contracted hard shriveled penis (which HF name comes from), strange veins, rubbery hollow feeling, changes in color, ED, pain at times although this was less of an issue. For me, standing up and especially going on walks helped with HF temporarily.

All those issues are now gone w an implant. I can't think of any HF symptom I have now..