Would you do it again??
Re: Would you do it again??
Yes I would do it again.
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RickRed40 wrote:... sex without desire is still terrific.
Good for you - my experience has been otherwise. I can't even fantasize about pumping it up and putting it to use - the idea just doesn't appeal. If my wife had any interest or desire I'm sure I could accommodate, but she does not. I do wish I'd had at least one successful encounter with the implant though, but unfortunately that never happened.
Dave, 80, Maryland - Implant (Titan) 2008 by Dr. Andrew Kramer (failed Sept 2020) - never used due to a stroke that, among other things, ended my sex life.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
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Re: Would you do it again??
Without any reservations, I would do it again.
Total ED since a 6/2010 RPA. Pills and injections didn't work. 2nd revision with a Coloplast Titan (24CM w & 2CM RTEs)on 12/15/2022. 68 years old
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Not sure. I am on my third surgery. First (July 2014) with Kramer ended in infection. Second (August 2014) to replace the first with a semi-rigid also with Kramer gave me constant pain on the tip and perineum. I am now 2 weeks into my third surgery to take out the semi-rigid and put in a CX inflatable.
This time I flew into Houston to Dr Cornell. Things feel a bit better with the third surgery no infection (so far) but still have discomfort in the perineum. Cornell says this is normal and it may take up to 3 months to completely heal. He says to be patient and I am trying but this is my last. If this doesn't work the next time around it has to come out. I couldn't take another round of this.
Many have had success and I guess I was just one of the unfortunates. Given all I have been through this last year physically and emotionally and with all the stress it has caused to my marriage, I am not sure I would do it again.
I am still hopeful this one takes but it is very difficult to remain positive.
This time I flew into Houston to Dr Cornell. Things feel a bit better with the third surgery no infection (so far) but still have discomfort in the perineum. Cornell says this is normal and it may take up to 3 months to completely heal. He says to be patient and I am trying but this is my last. If this doesn't work the next time around it has to come out. I couldn't take another round of this.
Many have had success and I guess I was just one of the unfortunates. Given all I have been through this last year physically and emotionally and with all the stress it has caused to my marriage, I am not sure I would do it again.
I am still hopeful this one takes but it is very difficult to remain positive.
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Yes, yes and yes again!
Diagnosed at 49 with PC - Biopsy Gleason 3+4=7
Radical Prostatectomy 14/07/08 - PSA now undetectable
ED since op
Implanted with AMS 700LGX - 26/07/13 @ UCLH London
http://rugbydave.blogspot.co.uk
Radical Prostatectomy 14/07/08 - PSA now undetectable
ED since op
Implanted with AMS 700LGX - 26/07/13 @ UCLH London
http://rugbydave.blogspot.co.uk
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Re: Would you do it again??
Absolutely and glad I forced the issue with my urologist. He had said since injections worked to stick with them (pun intended) until no longer effective. They worked but not spontaneous and lasted too long or didnt work depending on dose. He said no evidence of peyronies despite my comments on increasing bend. When I had surgery Dr Kramer found significant scarring after a year and a half of shots that he fixed. Could have been worse if I hadnt said enough. Admittedly only 3 plus weeks out but inflating to max now and no pain though sensitive when fully inflated for long. Intercourse now twice and works great. Wife very happy. Given the permanency of the surgery and the no guarantees about outcome it is a huge choice with no right answer for everyone. For me so far it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. To get surgery and to pick Dr Kramer for my surgeon despite the travel and the fact my local urologists wont see me back since I didnt pick them. (They do between two docs in a year what Dr Kramer does in a month or less - go with a reputable high volume doc for ANY surgery) Did I say YES I would do it again?
66 year old with ED intermittently for years and consistently for the 2 years before implant. Tried everything. AMS CX 21cm+1 cm RTEs Dr Kramer 4/29/2015.
Revision 5/3/2021 AMS CX 700 21cm+2 cm RTEs.
Revision 2022 Titan XL 24 cm no RTEs.
Revision 5/3/2021 AMS CX 700 21cm+2 cm RTEs.
Revision 2022 Titan XL 24 cm no RTEs.
Re: Would you do it again??
Yes, I would do it again for sure. Wish I had not waited so long (3.5 years) after my prostatechomy. I should have been getting ready to do it after one year.
75 years old, Severe ED since Robotic Prostatectomy in 2010. Titan implanted 2014 by Dr Milam. Titan failed (tubing leak near cylinder) May 2017. Revision by Dr. Kramer on 7/26/17. Replaced cylinders and pump - upsized to 22 cm Titan, 1 cm RTE.
Re: Would you do it again??
by the moment i have to say NO , the lost of size is very dissapointed and by the moment the glans doesnt engorge so the penis look is really pathetic.
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Yes I definitely would..... I've had 2 implants..... One botched and with long term pain. The second is wonderful...... Duh.... Kinda small but the rest of me is not that beautiful either..... This past year has been "off the charts" sexually.... Thank you Dr Perito!!!!
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73 Years old. RP Oct 2010, No erections after, Botched Titan implant April, 2013, Successful Titan revision, April , 2014 by Dr. Paul Perito, Miami. Titan failure Feb 2017. Rev. by Dr Perito March 1st, 2017. Titan failure Nov 2020. New Titan January 2021
Re: Would you do it again??
Without question I'd do it again.
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