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Well guys yesterday I officially joined the bionic brotherhood. The surgery went well and the over night stay wasn't too bad. Other than not sleeping well because noises and waking me up every few hour the discomfort level is about where I was years ago when I developed epididymitis that eventually was taken care of by an epididymectomy.

I woke just a couple of times because of bladder spasms making it seem I had to go pee, but with the catheter in I knew mentally that wasn't the case, but gave me that uncomfortable feel,

When they pulled the catheter this morning I made the comment that stung more than the when it was put in the doctor said of course you where asleep when it went in .

Of the whole procedure, I remember being wheeled back to the operating room moving onto the table then I woke up in the recovery room.

As of now the biggest issue I have is the tip of my cock rubs everything and my sack feels extra full and as I pull down on the pump my one nut aches almost making me think I grabbed the wrong part if you know what I mean.

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Congratulations and welcome to the gang.

Welcome. I stayed overnight too. No real pain, just some discomfort. My boys were always hypersensitive, so I didn't even touch my third nut for 2 weeks and because of the pain when pumping, I had to wait 4 weeks. Not a problem now, but it does make a noise when I pump.

Don't be surprised if you have further questions. Like is it normal if ________________? or when you have that WTF did I do moment. Seems that we all had them ( I know I did). Don't be afraid to ask we have all been there and have asked the same questions. To get you started, yes you will have some pain for a few weeks, yes you will have some numbness, yes the bulb will feel like a steel ball when you first start pumping, yes you will have some pain when you inflate. Don't let that stop you from asking questions, we're all here for you during this journey. Welcome

Grats, Quester! You'll do great. Key word now is Patience.

Quincy.

Get some baby socks for the tip of your cock, I think Quincy told me that one. The boys will be grumpy for a few weeks. At my 2 week fallow up visit I was told I could start cycling. Because of my left ball being so grumpy it took me another 5 days to start cycling and it was kinda by accident. I admit I was afraid to do because of pain when I attempted but one day I felt the pop of the valve and I've been cycling twice a day ever since. Got the go ahead for sex on the 26th of August and this morning had no pain or discomfort at all. My wife and I are enjoying the hell out of it. You will be there soon and you will have questions so ask them. I'm no expert but I have some experience now. Speedy recovery to you and good luck.

andrew1959nj wrote:I stayed overnight too.

I was kept there for 23 hours, so it would be considered out-patient surgery.