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In your first few months the tissue will still be stretching so adding a couple extra pumps is good. The Titan does have the fault of auto inflation. To stop that once you've deflated as much as possible, give the bulb a couple of pumps. That will lock the pump from allowing fluid in or out. Once the Titan softens in a couple months it will feel better.

Old Guy wrote:In your first few months the tissue will still be stretching so adding a couple extra pumps is good. The Titan does have the fault of auto inflation. To stop that once you've deflated as much as possible, give the bulb a couple of pumps. That will lock the pump from allowing fluid in or out. Once the Titan softens in a couple months it will feel better.

you mean a couple of quick pumps? so it could also work in the deflation phase, deflate it as much as possible and insert 2 fast pumps?

frank66665 wrote:

TurnBackTime wrote:My reservoir is located in my abdomen , on my right side. I went to sleep last night with my unit partially deflated. I slept much of the night on my right side. I woke this morning at full mast ... just like a morning woody from the good old days. The only explanation I can think of is that the pressure on the reservoir (from sleeping on my right side) forced the saline solution into my cylinders. I got out of bed and there was no sign of self-deflation. I was able to partially deflate using the Titan pump OTR valve .

Hopefully all of these weird behaviors of the IPP are just part of the pump and valves breaking in ?

We will see ...

courageous above all for the pain in the rod that shows no sign of diminishing, for the rest I was authorized by the doctor to have sex, as far as the tank is concerned I absolutely do not believe that the reason is because you slept on the right side, I always sleep on the left or right hips, never straight, self-inflating seems to be a feature or rather a defect of titan that is not mentioned by the manufacturer, i don't know if ams self-inflates like titan does, for example when i'm standing it self-inflates like a semi-erection, if I'm in bed it stays deflated with a few pumps inside, standing up if they add more always

You have shaft pain only when inflating or all the time even deflated?

i have pain all day except when i am swollen

frank66665 wrote:

Old Guy wrote:In your first few months the tissue will still be stretching so adding a couple extra pumps is good. The Titan does have the fault of auto inflation. To stop that once you've deflated as much as possible, give the bulb a couple of pumps. That will lock the pump from allowing fluid in or out. Once the Titan softens in a couple months it will feel better.

you mean a couple of quick pumps? so it could also work in the deflation phase, deflate it as much as possible and insert 2 fast pumps?

The instructions are indeed to give a pump or two after you deflate so as to activate the lock out portion of the reservoir. I wonder if I did that last night before I went to bed? If not, then that would explain why I experienced the self-inflation ...

frank66665 wrote:i have pain all day except when i am swollen

Trying to think of what could cause that . One thing would be adherence of your skin to the cylinders in the inflate status. If the skin surrounding the cylinders adhered to the cylinders in the max inflate position , then when you deflate there would absolutely be pain . I would think also that your deflated penis might take on some characteristics similar to an accordion ... with folds and/or wrinkles .

TurnBackTime wrote: The instructions are indeed to give a pump or two after you deflate so as to activate the lock out portion of the reservoir. I wonder if I did that last night before I went to bed? If not, then that would explain why I experienced the self-inflation ...

Correct. In my first few months I can't tell you how often I'd wake up and wonder why it felt like I was inflated. Once I found FT and the answer, no more problems with self-inflating.

TurnBackTime wrote: The instructions are indeed to give a pump or two after you deflate so as to activate the lock out portion of the reservoir..

There are no such instructions on the card that came w/the model of the Titan Touch that my doc gave me.



It just says to "squeeze the Touch release button for one to two seconds" to initiate deflation. Nothing about pressing the bulb again to "close the valve."

FWIW, I have tried pressing the bulb after deflating my implant (both by using the "one touch" and continual press methods) but my implant still self inflates to about 20% (chubby but bendable) after full deflation.

Saw my doc 3 days ago, asked him about this and the told me that that's normal and not to worry about it.

TurnBackTime wrote:

frank66665 wrote:i have pain all day except when i am swollen

Trying to think of what could cause that . One thing would be adherence of your skin to the cylinders in the inflate status. If the skin surrounding the cylinders adhered to the cylinders in the max inflate position , then when you deflate there would absolutely be pain . I would think also that your deflated penis might take on some characteristics similar to an accordion ... with folds and/or wrinkles .

I feel the pain when it is deflated, when it is inflated no pain, when I deflate it no pain for 1/2 hours, then the pain starts, I understand what causes it, the cylinders are very hard and stiff, I realized that I have jerks from one moment to the next and it's the dog's ears, last night I deflated more than the other times and I gave 2 quick pumps, the self-inflation got stuck and I was left more flaccid than usual, the pain until this morning was been much longer than usual, as soon as I did the bidet the pain went away, unfortunately my doctor doesn't want me to take showers or baths until he sees me on the 25th to remove the stitches, I will have to do the bidet and put my cock and the balls in a basin so as not to wet the incision, at this point I shouldn't block the self-inflation, better more inflated than more deflated