Sorry, but to me your report dances around your issue. They spent most of the time writing about your nuts. Get a clue guy, my sack is sick. Not interested if my nuts look normal. I don't think an ultrasound is a very good method to show infections. Failure to get a fluid sample seems to me to be a...

Ask him not to oversize you and you should be ok soon after surgery

I would get a scan done

The entire cylinders reside in the tunica. It is possible for the back end of the cylinders to perforate the tunica in the crus and I believe this would require surgery if that is indeed the issue.

Rov999 wrote:

Bwtbbb wrote:It's not important. It just means the tubing connector at the bottom of the implant is parallel to the cylinder so it fits easier in the crus.

Thanx bro..is better?

It doesn't make a difference to the patient

It's not important. It just means the tubing connector at the bottom of the implant is parallel to the cylinder so it fits easier in the crus.

It is one of the signs of infection, however one surgeon told their patient that this symptom in isolation is not cause for concern and it can detach after a few months.

Had my post-op appointment on Friday, 10 wks since surgery. Got the go ahead to start practicing- very underwhelmed so far , it takes both hands to compress the pump bulb and after 5 or 6 I cannot do anymore, but I haven't got anything like a proper erection at that point. Is this normal? The surge...

What makes you say they dissolved too soon? I can still see the stitches. Why would he remove them? I thought they dissolve by themselves?

Might have some good news 1. Spoke to the nurse, she advised that auto-inflation is rare and it's usually fluid left in the cylinders behind the scrotum. I used Hawk's trick of pinching the base and pressing behind the scrotum, I also pointed my penis down for this. Woke up this morning and there w...