You won’t feel completely healed until about three weeks. Even then, you may have minor pain at the incision site. At least that was my experience. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen videos of the surgery, but that area of your body has been through some major trauma. It definitely gets better. And wh...

I don’t think you’ll have any problems with stairs. It doesn’t strain your groin to walk up stairs. I was fine with it. I did sleep downstairs (our bedroom is upstairs) on the couch the first night only because I had a catheter and drainage tube, a lot to haul around. But I was back upstairs the nex...

Get the implant now. If you cannot get hard on a regular basis, your penis will atrophy, and you could develop Peyronie's, (scar tissue). This can happen quickly. It happened to me while I was procrastinating about getting an implant. I went from 6 inches to 3.5 inches. With the implant, I'm a rock-...

I haven't been cleared for intercourse yet so I don't know how it will go. Of course my wife tries to make me feel good about it. I feel like I went from years of embarrassment because I couldn't get hard, to now being embarrassed about my small size. Guys in here are talking about their 8" dic...

One word of warning: If you're thinking of doing it, don't wait too long. If you go years with lack of a stiff erection, regularly stretching your penis to its natural, full size, this WILL lead to atrophy, loss of length, and maybe Peyronies. I waited years before getting up enough courage to see a...

So, here’s an update. I’ve been experimenting with my new pump for three days. As I said, on the first day I felt almost no “give” when I compressed the bulb, but I did get some stiffening of my penis despite not feeling the bulb compress. Second day, I felt a little give from the bulb on the initia...

The implant is AMS 700. I don’t know size, etc. my surgery was three weeks ago, but my first follow up was delayed until Jan. 10. I was sent home with post-op instructions to start cycling when I was no longer swollen, bruised or sore. Today was first time I tried pumping. I have an AMS LGX and I b...

The implant is AMS 700. I don’t know size, etc. my surgery was three weeks ago, but my first follow up was delayed until Jan. 10. I was sent home with post-op instructions to start cycling when I was no longer swollen, bruised or sore. Today was first time I tried pumping.

Try squeezing your deflate button and then try depressing your bulb.There is a reset you can do like that. Yes I tried that. Wait, do you mean press them at the same time? I did deflate, then tried again to pump. The pump was still rock hard, but it seemed to be doing something. I’m just wanting to...

gjmjoe017 wrote:Pretty hard In the beginning but it will get softer the more you use it!

But was it really difficult the first time? Like it felt as if the bulb wasn't pressing down at all no matter how hard you squeezed it? And how long did it take to get easier to pump?