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Jdnf

I had the same trouble. I'm not a doctor, and what I had may not be what you had. I suggest you see your doctor.

I went to see me own urologist (not the surgeon who did the implant) to ask about what it was. He poked and prodded and said it was just normal and the result of surgery. He indicated that it would go away on its own. He gave it a name, but i don't remember what it was. It's now a year later, and there is still something in there, but much less than before and it doesn't get attached to the pump. So whatever was there before is gone and this is something else, or this is just something left over. Whatever, it doesn't cause any trouble now and doesn't interfere with function.

Still, I'd say see your doctor.

Quincy.

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Make sure you tell him it's getting attached to the pump.

And please let us know what you find out, as several guys have reported this issue.

Thanks!

Quincy.