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Hey,

With an implant...

Is it advisable to have a maximum number of sexual intercourse in a day?

I imagine being erect when I want and I think about having 3, 4 or 5 sexual intercourse in the same day?

There would be a problem?

I think as many times as time permits and as long as you can orgasm and ejaculate, or your partner and you become physically incapable to have sex.
MK

I admire your enthusiasm.

When one of you is rubbed so raw that you stop, or when you have missed too many meals you’ll have to stop.

I think it has more to do with your physical stamina than your implant. I am 63 and I have had sex with my wife twice the same day I jacked off twice. The great thing about an implant is it can stay hard after you have orgasmed so if your partner hasn’t gotten there yet you can keep going.

So whose counting? The main thing is to enjoy and please your partner!!

I recognize that your question is serious. But I also observe that it invites humorous answers.

Seriously,
Maximum: there is no limit to the number of sexual encounters you may have EXCEPT you do not want to damage yourself or the implant (or your partner(s).

Minimum: One does not need to have intercourse at all, but inflating the implant periodically is a good idea. Minimum amount (number of times or length of time) would be enough to maintain elasticity of your penis tissues. This will vary from man to man, but I would guess a couple times a week to be advisable. Normally a man has erections every night during sleep. You would want to emulate that.

Less serious answers (or ways of asking the question) come into my mind:

How many inches (cm) of stroking are advisable? Of course, you could measure in km (miles) if that would make the numbers easier to manage.

How many hours of active stroking can you tolerate?

How many orgasms can you give your partner? Until she tells you to stop. (Humorous addition: Then you change partners and begin again.)

How many orgasms can you have? Until your prostate runs dry... plus one. (another humorous addition)

I meant that it is possible that after such a long time without having good sex one become to be a little bit addicted to having sex in the first months.

The problem I was referring were mechanical failures but I guess there are no studies on this.

Maybe the answer that I was waiting was: Don't worry man, I have had sex 2 or 3 times a day and my implant is still working!

barrosa wrote:I meant that it is possible that after such a long time without having good sex one become to be a little bit addicted to having sex in the first months.

The problem I was referring were mechanical failures but I guess there are no studies on this.

Maybe the answer that I was waiting was: Don't worry man, I have had sex 2 or 3 times a day and my implant is still working!

Yes, "Don't worry, man."

Implants are engineered for use. With any mechanical device, service life is limited, but these things are known to last years or decades. Thousands and thousands of sex acts of all types. "Exercising" your implant is advisable. Do not worry about "using it up".

I am certain there are studies on modes of failure. Manufacturers would be remiss if they did not gather statistics on this. But I have not read many studies published in the medical literature (legitimate medical journals).

You put your faith in your surgeon's skills to do the implant. Put a little bit of that faith in the implant manufacturers to have been equally responsible.

"Don't worry. Be happy." Or, put another way, "Bless you, my son, go forth and fuck."

Don’t worry matey....your love muscle will outlast your back muscle.....I can guarantee it!

Lost Sheep wrote:...One does not need to have intercourse at all, but inflating the implant periodically is a good idea. Minimum amount (number of times or length of time) would be enough to maintain elasticity of your penis tissues. This will vary from man to man, but I would guess a couple times a week to be advisable...

I'm not sure twice a week is necessary, but most new guys probably want to play with it more than that. I've had mine since 2008 and have never used it. After that much time I very rarely even think about the implant - I inflate mine maybe two or three times a year and everything remains like new as far as I can tell. Dr. Kramer advised me to inflate "every now and then to keep things stretched and healthy," but was no more explicit than that regarding frequency.