Postby SWorks17 » Sun Apr 02, 2023 10:01 am
cautiouslyoptimistic wrote:Hey brother,
I’m 15 months out and still have pain and soreness when fully inflated. Also I have like a stabbing pain in the glans which probably isn’t normal either. My glans are irritated every time i inflate.
Anyway…. my biggest complaint about the implant is exactly what you’re describing. I have an exit tubing that comes out onto my shaft about a third of the way up. It’s so goddamn uncomfortable, whether it’s sex or masturbation, it’s miserable having a piece of plastic attached to your dick. Is that what you’re feeling? Also I have tubing on the left side that sits there and pushes against the base of my shaft. I can feel the hard plastic tubing connection pieces and I absolutely hate it. That’s uncomfortable during deep penetration also. If that’s what your describing it won’t get better if it’s in a fixed position, it will most likely continue to bother you unfortunately. All of that “nobody will ever know unless you tell them” stuff is complete BS in my opinion. If i knew an implant would feel like this I’d have never done it.
I'm sorry that you've had a bad experience with the installation of the implant. I can feel a tube way down at the base of my penis on the right side, but it hasn't bothered me with sex or masturbation. I'm thankful that I had a good outcome with a low volume military Urologist Doctor. I wonder if that is repairable, like they could go in and tac it down with sutures. I had seen several of the implant surgery videos on YouTube before I had my implant, that making sure the tubes did not ride up on the penis was a major concern for the patients happiness with the implant.
Age 66, Garden Ridge Texas, Progressive ED after Boston Scientific Rezum procedure for benign enlarged prostate 19 May 21, AMS LGX 18 w 3cm rear tips installed 5 Nov 2021 by Dr Shane Barney, Brooke Army Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas, Married 36 years