At my last visit, Doc showed me how to inflate/deflate my penis. I can see/feel some difference, but nothing like the "educational videos" that were available before surgery. My pump seems very difficult to operate (requires a humungous amount of finger pressure); even then results are not...

I should have mentioned that after a few weeks of initial healing, I occasionally pulled at the skin while holding the pump to try to detach the tissue but I am not sure if it helped. My surgeon also tried to move the tissue at each weekly visit for the first 6 weeks but he kept saying that he was ...

Obviously I need to delete some duplicated posts. I haven't found any directions as to how to delete.

GZ

Thanks for the post. Dave. I'll let you know if I get up enough nerve to try your advice. Ouch!

This is already posted under Implants with the Title "Saline Pump Stuck To Scrotum"

GZ

Thanks for your posts, Proactive; I'm about as far from Baltimore as I can get without swimming out into the Pacific Ocean.

Today's response... GZ Dear User, Your question was as follows : So what should I do about my scrotum being stuck to/attached to my saline pump? Here is Dr. Kramer's answer: This is too complex for me to answer by email- you'd likely have to be examined by someone there locally to get a meaningful a...

Dear User, Your question was as follows : So what should I do about my scrotum being stuck to/attached to my saline pump? Here is Dr. Kramer's answer: This is too complex for me to answer by email- you'd likely have to be examined by someone there locally to get a meaningful answer. Please do not re...

This seems to be a quite noncommittal response. GZ "Dear User, Your question was as follows : Should I worry about my scrotum being attached to one side of the saline pump that was implanted there during penile implant surgery? Here is Dr. Kramer's answer: It sounds reasonable, if you're a few ...

Dr Kramer would never say... that can't be fixed, If that is the answer your doctor is giving you then you need to see Dr Kramer. It may take an abbreviated surgery or the replacement of the pump itself leaving everything else in tact, but that can be fixed. Call Dr Kramer if this guy still says it...

I had a AMS 700MS LGX implanted on 08/09/13 and the pump was stuck to my scrotum for about 2 months. Then all of a sudden, it seemed to break free without any help from me or my surgeon. I had mentioned it to him during my posts-op exams and he told me to just wait for several weeks and it should f...