happycamper59 wrote:I have reached the one-year mark since my surgery, and all is well. I cycled at least twice each day for the past year. Although I did gain about an inch in length and maybe a half-inch in girth since the month or so after the surgery, I am still about nearly a half-inch shorter than pre-op measurement. My doc did warn me that I may lose about a quarter-inch. All in all, I am not disappointed with my bionic dick -- not at all.
QUESTION: Should I continue to cycle? Once a day is not an issue; in fact, I rather enjoy having it pumped up even if not using it! Or is that just adding wear-and-tear on the device?
One more thing on measuring: I know enough to measure from the top of the shaft and press the bone. That was not an issue pre-op.
From the side, it was well over 7 inches...but that's not a true measurement for comparison, is it? I haven't tried measuring from the side; so I'll have to give that a go to see if it is the same.
However, post-op is a problem, since the reservoir and tubing are right there in the fat pad. Is that why I am a half-inch shorter, and I am really closer to my pre-op length?
I stopped cycling after one year. I use mine regularly so no need for me to continue. I say why add mileage by cycling if you're using it.
