Almost 6 years now an aneurysm - revision time

[RelievedofED1]

Thanks for your post & good luck to your on your revision. Junior

Thank you!

[RelievedofED1]

Thanks for your update Relieve, this touches many of the topics that us new-bes wonder about, so yes please keep us up to date! My path started 20 years ago one fateful afternoon with my wife on top...... good luck on the new tubes
tx Cbinspok

Will do. Surgery scheduled May 5. Had both Covid vaccines so feeling better about travel and hospitals

[RelievedofED1]

Thanks for the update! Can you share any thoughts about how you like the CX? How is your girth?

Love my CX girth 5.5-5.75 inches so not bad and very similar to younger days

[AST2123]

I have exactly the same CX 21+1 rte.
You might get 21+2 rte or 24cm at the revision.

[RelievedofED1]

I have heard that replacements are sometimes longer which would not be a bad thing. My biggest concern is infection which seems to be more common on revisions. That said I know I’m in good hands with Dr Kramer.

[RelievedofED1]

Had my implant with Dr Kramer May3 and Flew home two days later. Now 8 days out I feel almost back to normal. Allowed partial inflations but not full til day 14. I was able to have intercourse 14 days after my first but waiting til Incision healed and internal sutures no longer needed for strength. Pain wise very minimal day 1&2. Better every day since. New cylinders stiffer than old ones like the first time and I can feel crinkles at times so inflated a little. I forget I’ve had surgery at times now. Great surgeon makes all the difference. Will be using it once allowed for sure.

[DougAnd]

The CX is good but you need to inflate completely every time. With my LGX I usually go about 80 percent. But the LGX is softer and has a shorter failure rate. So if you are not trying for more length then a new CX is probably the best choice. God Speed.
Hope I get 6 years out of mine!

[RelievedofED1]

Thanks. Just going for hard enough for intercourse which this definitely accomplishes. No second thoughts with successes so far thanks to Dr Kramer.