Hello again gents Once again thanks for your replies. As mentioned before, I am in the UK, so choice of surgeon etc was not an option - my procedure was done under our National Health System. Re the suturing procedure to correct the problem, I found the following pdf detailing the procedure - http:/...

Thank you gents for your replies. It's good to hear a variety of opinions and experiences. Unfortunately I am based in the UK and my op was done on the NHS. There wasn't an option to pick my surgeon - it was a case of being grateful for being offered the op. Many are not so lucky. It's early days at...

Hello All After 7 weeks I was "activated" on Thursday and given the green light to go, go, go like a rabbit! :D My doctor mentioned that the erection looked fine, but I did seem to have a lack of blood flow to the the head of the penis (floppy head syndrome) and the implant wouldn't correc...

Today's great achievement? I managed to pee standing up and get it in the bowl.

So that is one element of my penis functioning normally again. Just need to keep my fingers crossed for the other.

Enjoy - all of your Christmases have come together.

I can empathize with the "messing around with the thing". I'm only a week down the line and if I didn't have the pain I would be messing around with it 24/7.

Boys and their toys - especially new ones

Hi Truckee Thank for your welcome. Re length and ED - I don't know. I've had ongoing problems for about 8 years prior to the cancer, but I think the issues were 40% mental, 40% stress and then the rest was ruined by heavy smoking and drinking. Anyways, bowel cancer put a permanent stop to smoking, d...

Hello all - thank God for these forums. They've kept me informed and sane through this difficult process. Time for me to share my tale. I'm a 48 yo based in the UK and after treatment for bowel cancer around 7 years ago I was left with permanent impotence. Even those injections couldn't get me any s...