I was implanted 2/12/2024 and my recovery has gone extremely well and I am very happy with the results. However, the deflation block on this unit digs into my scrotal wall and the skin in that area is extremely sensitive to any touch or rubbing and causes varying degrees of pain/discomfort. The pump...

I am currently going through the process of trying to get an exception/appeal pushed through. I have Cigna through my employer, but my employer is a small company and is "fully insured" not "self-insured." I was rejected by Cigna when my doctor submitted the request back in Febru...

Gt1956, I saw that same video. Good information there.
I am still curious about which implants other diabetics chose and why.

Lots of good info, thanks for your reply. I'm sorry that things didn't turn out all well.
So why a Titan, was that your choice or the doctor's choice? And being undersized, is that something that happened during surgery, a decision by the surgeon?

I am type 1 diabetic seeking more information leading up to getting an implant. I want to know what other type 1's experience has been with getting an implant. Which one did you opt for and why? And what was your A1C prior to surgery?

So I am in the process of working with Boston Scientific to request an exception to a contract exclusion by my employer in my health insurance policy. So I have done all I can so far to arrange for the surgery. I plan on having the procedure done by Dr. William Brant. Still a lot of variables to be ...

Hello All, I am 54 and have been dealing with ED for at least 20 years. I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at 28 years. The first 10 years living with diabetes I was in denial and did not control my blood sugars very well. It wasn't until I started having peripheral problems that I started to actu...