Can I Play Basketball, Ride Bikes & Woman-On-Top

[gulangx999]

Thanks Sworks, your tips are always practical!
Just wondering — the pump isn’t permanently fixed, so it can shift sometimes? And this movement doesn’t impact the implant’s function much, correct?

[gulangx999]

had this feeling ever since surgery, especially sitting on soft chairs. It also bothers me after walking a long time.
Would fully deflating it completely change this sensation? Do all of you normally let the implant deflate 100% all the time?

Early in recovery sitting on anything was an uncomfortable challenge. I had to use a cushion under my ass to lift my ball sac up and take the pressure off it. Eventually all pain and discomfort faded and I don't notice my implant now unless using it. Most of the time I completely deflate so there is less of an obvious bulge in my crotch when out and about. But sometimes I like to leave a few pumps in for a "fuller" feeling. It can also make stowing my now much larger flaccid dick easier, as it wants to move around when 100% deflated. Fully deflated or with a few pumps left in isn't much difference in sensation for me. But I suggest experimenting with different low levels of inflation, including fully deflated, and see if it improves your comfort.

Thanks for sharing！I have a Titan — full deflation leads to shifting and dog ears with that awkward fold discomfort, so I keep a little fluid inside. But I’ve read partial inflation long-term may reduce implant longevity. if that’s correct?