Some issues ADVICE appreciated

[aussiePeyronies]

Hey guys,

I am wondering if anyone has ever come across these two issues before, keep in mind I am about 9 months post surgery and 4 months post partial revision (changed placement of pump and removed fluid from reservoir, no other work done).

1. There seems to be tubing behind my right testicle which is pushing the testicle forward and up, the deflate valve is also underneath he right testicle pushing it up. Sometimes it pushes up into my pubic bone area when laying down. Now, I sometimes have pain and discomfort in my lower right side abdomen to my right side scrotum.

This is quite uncomfortable, and I regularly need to lay down. It can be very troublesome when wearing tight clothes. I have heard of some people on FrankTalk with this issue. They are 60+ and I don't think they're as active as I am so they have just learnt to live with it.

Can anyone advise if they have been through this before?

2. When fully inflated the two dog ears seem to stick out still, although in a different way than when flaccid. It's like a bulge to the right on the right side and a dent on the left side with a bulge. This causes the inflated penis to bend to the left.

Has anyone come across this before?

Other issues are still the same, pain is very slowly subsiding. I will do a proper review once I hit 1 year from surgery in Feb 2024 and 1 year from revision in June 2024.

Things have been a bit tough, one of my best childhood friends passed away at only 34 years of age, I will be doing a speech at his funeral in 2 days and I would like to be out of discomfort when wearing a tight suit, but I guess I may just have to deal with it.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

J

[Old Guy]

I think time is the only thing that's going to help you. I was sore for 6 months, and still uncomfortable until 1 year out. Never had issues with dog ears, but then never looked at my penis that much to care.

[Rider1400]

Only thing I can offer is when fully pumped there should be absolutely NO dogears of any kind. Can’t imagine anything but straight implants when hard.