AMS 700MS

[tallboy]

Howdy group. I am 5 days post opp from getting my implant from Dr Kansas in Austin Tx. I was very impressed with the Doc and the North Austin Surgery Center. The day after the Dr took out my drainage tube and pumped it up a little bit. He told me go ahead and practice with it when I was ready. Three days after surgery I found the deflate button and pushed it in. The bulb is hard now and I got some relief from deflation but still pretty much erect. Swelling, pain and bruising is getting better fast now with just a little pain next to my right nut where the pump and bulb is. I have follow up appointment two weeks after surgery. Who else has the 700MS and would like to share tips tricks and experience? I plan on trying inflating a little in a couple more days as soon as I have no pain. Suggestions welcome and thanks.

[rdnkbiker]

Lots of us have AMS just ask away we all are here to help
Jim

[rdnkbiker]

and congrats

[tomas1]

We all know the pump is like a rock for quite awhile. It will eventually soften. Heating it does make it easier to inflate when you're ready.

[Txagq8]

Howdy Tallboy

Dr Kansas installed an AMS LGX in me on 31 Dec.

So far, I’m thinking we really did okay finding a surgeon. His staff seems top notch too.

Mine was done over at Seton and frankly, I think Scott&White in Temple offers a much better ambulatory surgery experience and nursing staff. But I was VERY happy with the way the surgery was handled.

Right now I would have to rate myself as well pleased with the surgeon, though. I have zero regrets at having this done close to home (I’m in between Lampasas and Lometa)

Continued good luck on healing and recovery.

[Cajun Jeff]

Never saw 700MS. What is that designation. I only knew LGX. Or CS.

Can anyone explain.

[WhiteCane]

Ms is the pump… It means momentary squeeze… The other names usually apply to the cylinders…

[Cajun Jeff]

That is what I needed to know. Thanks