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They placed the pump next to my right nut and it burns and hurts like crazy. Is this normal? I’ve called the doctor and they say it is but it’s contradictive to what I read on here.y stitches are still in after what? 7 weeks. This nut pain has me worried as Fuk.i also had a slight infection on the incision site but it seems the antibiotics have taken care of that. This has been the worst experience for me. I can’t say I would do it again.

I would think you could move it unless you are still too sore. Mine is low and between each nut but I can move it around a bit. You doc may have used a holdiing stitch or something. Request his surgical notes to check.

My pump is just above my right nut
I had to position dick to the left instead of right because otherwise it pushed the pump against my ball and it hurt

My pump is behind and below my right testicle. The bar on the pump is pushing in to the right testicle, making it sore. I can move it , but it goes right back. It can be tolerated as long as I don't do something that pushes my testicle down.

Thanks for the responses I’m just freaked out a little

So I’m noticing a trend with being implanted. There seems to be regular “speed bumps “ that a number of us go through with healing. MK is having placement issues, Doug is having tip issues, opie and I both had incision issues...(BTW I too have had non stop burning around my pump, I believe this is normal) my incision is now healed and I go to get cleared tomorrow. I think most of us want instant gratification but contrarily, we have had issues for years. I think if we all put our patient pants on we will find that it was all worth it

Originally my bulb was too close to my left nut, it was like getting kicked in the balls when I sat, got in the car etc. Three months out I had a second surgery to lower the bulb below testicles. Looks kind of funny in the locker room but eliminated most of the discomfort.