First erection in three months
Today being the third day after my revision surgery, at six o’clock this morning, I unwrapped my cock and pulled out the catheter. No bruising at all, as opposed to the first time around, when my whole ballsack, part of the shaft, and big areas on my inner thighs were black and blue. Oh, the joy of not having a tube coming out of my dick! The freedom of not having to carry a bag of my own urine with me every time I get up. But I was exhausted from having slept very little the last three nights, so I just took a shower and went straight back to bed.
I’ve had quite a bit of discomfort and pain. It seemed impossible to arrange the catheter and my dick in such a way that the tube wouldn’t pull painfully against the opening of the urethra with every little movement. And spending too many hours flat on my back, as per Dr. Eid’s instructions, makes my back ache. I’ve been taking a Percocet every five or six hours, but I’ve still been too uncomfortable to be able to sleep much. Now, with the catheter out, and lounging instead of lying flat on my back, I feel like life is worth living again.
Dr. Eid famously tells you to start cycle the device as early as the third day after surgery – but that only applies to the original implantation. After revision surgery, he says you don’t need to cycle the device at all for the first two weeks; the spaces for the cylinders are already there and won’t contract around the unfilled cylinders. But I was eager to check that the new device works, so I asked him if it would be okay that I cycle it anyway, just for the painful fun of it! He had no objections.
Here is the result. Squeezing the pump was quite painful, so I didn’t succeed in pumping it up very hard. Still, this is far better than anything I’ve had in the three months since my implant broke. The erection was more painful than pleasurable, but still: it felt good just seeing myself being hard(ish) again. Come to think of it, it seems pretty incredible that you can put an artificial device like this into your body, and only three days later, before anything can really have healed, pump it up and produce an okay-looking erection.
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Circumference was 5.5”. I was 6” before my implant failure, and 6.7” before getting implanted. I expect that it will be more than 5.5” when I’ve healed enough to pump it harder.
So, after three days of dick pain and back ache, I’m now feeling quite good. I’m happy to have the worst behind me and I think I will enjoy the healing process from here on.
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