Re: implant Surgury
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Re: implant Surgury
So I am scheduled for Tuesday. Have to be honest I am somewhat nervous. I find myself going back and forth of if I should go thru with it. I found out He is going to use a Boston Device and that he will be going in underneath. I am guessing this is common. So Realistically How long before I will be able to drive and get around?
Implant on 9/3/24. Married to the same great wife for 37 years. Boston AMS 700 CX 9/24 21cm
Re: implant Surgury
NO TWO GUYS ARE ALIKE.
I, too, have a Boston (AMS) device. 18+5 LGX.
I drove a 200 mile round trip in a pickup the day after.
I wasn’t tossing feed sacks around 3 days after but I was running around my property on a 4 wheeler or truck by day 3 checking on livestock.
I had intentionally arranged my surgery to coincide with wife’s trip to see relatives in connection with the New Year holiday. I was cooking, cleaning house, shopping at grocery, dealing with a 8 month old border collie pup. I was in no way incapacitated.
I was infrapubic (implanted above).
Here’s what to do: check back tomorrow or Sunday. I’m gonna see if I can dig up the thread that had my before, immediately after, and current pics. For medical/educational purposes only. Like I said, I bruised bad as shit but had no real pain. I was just very sore. Bruises started to resolve pretty well about day 8.
My advice: do it mentally prepared for a tough 2-3 weeks. After that everything starts getting better albeit slowly.
I, too, have a Boston (AMS) device. 18+5 LGX.
I drove a 200 mile round trip in a pickup the day after.
I wasn’t tossing feed sacks around 3 days after but I was running around my property on a 4 wheeler or truck by day 3 checking on livestock.
I had intentionally arranged my surgery to coincide with wife’s trip to see relatives in connection with the New Year holiday. I was cooking, cleaning house, shopping at grocery, dealing with a 8 month old border collie pup. I was in no way incapacitated.
I was infrapubic (implanted above).
Here’s what to do: check back tomorrow or Sunday. I’m gonna see if I can dig up the thread that had my before, immediately after, and current pics. For medical/educational purposes only. Like I said, I bruised bad as shit but had no real pain. I was just very sore. Bruises started to resolve pretty well about day 8.
My advice: do it mentally prepared for a tough 2-3 weeks. After that everything starts getting better albeit slowly.
Age 68. Physically fit educated red neck in Texas. Very married. 23 cm (18+5) of LGX installed by Dr. Bryan Kansas 12/31/2019. I fought the ED and my wife & I won. I’m either full of shit or sound advice. You decide which.
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Re: implant Surgury
Thank you for the information. Glad it worked out for you, hope it goes as well for me as well. I will keep an eye out for your post tomorrow
Implant on 9/3/24. Married to the same great wife for 37 years. Boston AMS 700 CX 9/24 21cm
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Actually found the stuff & got it up last nite.
“Today photo update plus before surgery pics.”
Don’t let it scare you. But it’s a graphic look at before, a week after surgery, and 5 years later.
I’ll reiterate. I’m not a perv or exhibitionist. From a medical point of view I wish the hell I could have seen something like that beforehand. I would still have done that, but I wouldn’t have freaked out quite so much. Lol.
Good luck. If you need reassurance, message me anytime. It’s not that big a deal, really, but anytime a guy’s junk gets cut on it’s a big deal to them.
As far as complexity, it’s about like getting a hernia repair.
“Today photo update plus before surgery pics.”
Don’t let it scare you. But it’s a graphic look at before, a week after surgery, and 5 years later.
I’ll reiterate. I’m not a perv or exhibitionist. From a medical point of view I wish the hell I could have seen something like that beforehand. I would still have done that, but I wouldn’t have freaked out quite so much. Lol.
Good luck. If you need reassurance, message me anytime. It’s not that big a deal, really, but anytime a guy’s junk gets cut on it’s a big deal to them.
As far as complexity, it’s about like getting a hernia repair.
Age 68. Physically fit educated red neck in Texas. Very married. 23 cm (18+5) of LGX installed by Dr. Bryan Kansas 12/31/2019. I fought the ED and my wife & I won. I’m either full of shit or sound advice. You decide which.
Re: implant Surgury
hsteacher44 wrote:Well Thank you everyone for some good advice. My Doc is supposed to be back On Monday. Hoping he returns my call so we can talk.. So just curious I have seen a number of people mention that they had to have re dos. Is this a common occurrence? I know what the literature says but how long can I reasonable expect before I need to worry about getting a replacement?
My Doctor told me the average life span for IPP's is about a decade.
Some can get to 15 years, but the way the wife and I have been banging it out the last year and a half, mine may have a much shorter shelf life. LOL!
If your Doctor is world class(VERY important) he/she will get you to your closest size configuration you had naturally before.
I know your Surgery is in three days, please PM me if you have any questions.
If you want to call me personally on the phone just let me know.
Take care.
Hikerman
AMS 700 installed 12/22/22
REAR TIP Extender 5.0CM MR Conditional
AMS 700 SPHERICAL RESERVOIR 100 ML.
AMS 700 LGX INFRA PUBIC 18 cm
Dr. Jeffrey Loh Doyle- USC KECK
Prostate cancer survivor- RP performed 8/20
56, Marathon runner, John Muir Trail fanatic.
REAR TIP Extender 5.0CM MR Conditional
AMS 700 SPHERICAL RESERVOIR 100 ML.
AMS 700 LGX INFRA PUBIC 18 cm
Dr. Jeffrey Loh Doyle- USC KECK
Prostate cancer survivor- RP performed 8/20
56, Marathon runner, John Muir Trail fanatic.
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