New Poll: Do you regret your implant?

[Discovernew]

People are saying that a poll done a few months ago was rigged, and that the "troll" accounts are now allegedly deleted, so doing a new one to see what are the results this time.

I make my vote publicly: I wish i persisted with other treatments. I was still functional 50-70%, and i skipped injections going straight to the implant. My first implant was incorrectly installed (undersized with floppy glans), i ended up going through multiple revisions because of multiple complications, which i will not discuss in detail in this post.

My takeaway: If you are still partially functional, make sure you try everything before you go for the implant.

Other people were lucky and got the implant perfectly installed from the first try, and of course they will be happy about it. But I think anyone considering this decision should be very aware of the risks. Implants are not all sunshine and rainbows.

[UpNorth]

I love mine. Best thing I finally did.
Note; Finally. I did peruse everything I could and ran into a few uros that were not up to par.
Key Takeaway. Find a good Uro even if you have to travel.
I traveled 400 miles to get mine and now I travel about 100 miles for basic Uro visits.

[Discovernew]

I love mine. Best thing I finally did.
Note; Finally. I did peruse everything I could and ran into a few uros that were not up to par.
Key Takeaway. Find a good Uro even if you have to travel.
I traveled 400 miles to get mine and now I travel about 100 miles for basic Uro visits.

Thanks for Sharing upnorth.

Quick question, you say in your signature you had ED because of chronic pain. What kind of pain was it? my ED also started with a chronic pain.

[UpNorth]

I love mine. Best thing I finally did.
Note; Finally. I did peruse everything I could and ran into a few uros that were not up to par.
Key Takeaway. Find a good Uro even if you have to travel.
I traveled 400 miles to get mine and now I travel about 100 miles for basic Uro visits.

Thanks for Sharing upnorth.

Quick question, you say in your signature you had ED because of chronic pain. What kind of pain was it? my ED also started with a chronic pain.

I broke my back, ended up l-5 s-1 fusion. I was off work 3 weeks shy of 5 years and should have stayed off 1 more year. I did have back pain issues prior to that along with ed, covid did make it a lot worse which was weird as my wife and I had crazy sex while we had Covid but afterwords my ed declined even more, then after I lost my son I was done.

[lasthope2.0]

My vote:
i love my implant, best thing in the world

I’ll whine and complain about this and that, but at the end of the day, I can’t help but love my implant. Is it perfect? Hell no! Still, it’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me.