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Im on full 3 days,im doing better, seating down,its abit uncofortable.n i am afraid my stiches wont hold. How long for stiches to go awsy. How long fkr you to seat down. ??
Thank you.

Ams700man wrote:Im on full 3 days,im doing better, seating down,its abit uncofortable.n i am afraid my stiches wont hold. How long for stiches to go awsy. How long fkr you to seat down. ??
Thank you.

Sitting down on a regular chair -- like at the kitchen table -- was uncomfortable for almost 3 weeks. Not a problem now. I still have a couple of stitches that haven't dissolved and it's been a month.

This whole deal just takes some time. Best I can suggest is to stay horizontal, even if you think you're way beyond that. Like for a week or more.

Hang in there. And, can you add a signature with some details?

All the best,

Bob 2.1

My new best friends ice and her twin sister ice and my recliner

Ok. Thank you very much guys.

The stitches take a while to get better. I am 70 and I can say that it was two months before the scrotum was recovered enough to allow relative painless inflation. IN all three months to be comfortable.

My main problem is deflation. It is really hard and painful to press the button enough to the point you feel the fluid rushing out. Then at same time somehow you have to squeeze like hell to get it down. Often times i find I cannot get deflation down as I would like.

Does anyone else have this problem. Also is the default position set on deflate and if you leave it on this will it deflate by itself.

Cheers

Even at 3 days, you need to stay reclined as much as possible.

I was surprised my stitches lasted as long as they did. Dr. Kramer told me they would be gone by 6 weeks and they were.

Deflation is always hard. The deflate button is not much bigger around than the button on a retractable ball point pen and does not stick up any higher than the thickness of a penny. It is no toggle switch on the wall for certain.

Cheers all.