When does the cycling pain stop?

[edjohn]

I'm abit gutted I've still got months of this left lol, was hoping I'll get to the point where I can inflate to max and stay hard for hours without any discomfort

Also I will say that mine was a couple weeks before yours and right now I am reaching the point where there is no pain when the bulb gets hard, but the ache builds up. So soon, the nerves should normalize even when it is still stretching you a little at a time. Always prioritize heat and some Peritos if you can handle it. They definitely accelerate the tunica expansion (and faster than they affect the implant itself).

[ElbowRoom]

I’m at 12 weeks and experiencing very little pain from cycling now. I was very aggressive early on, and I do have a high pain tolerance. At first I was definitely counting the minutes until I could deflate. I worked up to an hour at max inflation, twice a day. It hurt for a good bit getting there, but now I don’t have any real issue with cycling pain.

My advice would be to inflate as hard as you can stand and once you think you really can’t go any longer, try to go an extra 2-5 minutes. In my case I believe sucking up the pain for those extra few minutes at a time really helped. You can also use Aspercreme on the areas that hurt the most, that really helped at first to extend my times.

[browny30]

Thanks guys, hopefully in a few months I'm able to rigorously take it through its paces.
Right now it's quite difficult.

[Stoneonic]

I just share what helped me: talking openly with my doctor, asking every question I had, and taking things step by step. Others’ stories on forums like this really eased my anxiety.

[MissionInflatable]

Have to admit, I'm a tad worried that I have never experienced pain when cycling. I havent even felt much of a stretch. I'm 3 months post-op and cycle twice a day, mostly. I often do the Perito exercises and squeeze that pump until I can get no more out of it.