Pumping Technique
Posted: Sun May 10, 2020 8:36 am
Hi team,
This coming Tuesday will be my 8 week mark since surgery. Everything is going fantastic in my opinion. No pain, no discomfort, I barely know it is there. I am still evolving as far as length is concerned. I was never a huge guy - maybe 6 + on my best day. When I began cycling, I measured at about 4, and a month later I can get to about 5 - 5 1/2. I don’t feel like I’ve maxed out yet, plus I have 70 lbs to lose, so that should give me usable access to an inch or so that is buried under blubber. If I get back to at least 6 usable inches, I’ll be a happy camper - and not too unhappy with a little less.
My question is in regard to pumping. Is it better to go for a slow, complete compression of the bulb each time or quick, partial pump and releases? Advice on your best practices are appreciated - Dennis
AMS CX 18 cm + 2 cm RTE implanted by Dr. Tajkarimi infra pubic on March 17, 2020.
This coming Tuesday will be my 8 week mark since surgery. Everything is going fantastic in my opinion. No pain, no discomfort, I barely know it is there. I am still evolving as far as length is concerned. I was never a huge guy - maybe 6 + on my best day. When I began cycling, I measured at about 4, and a month later I can get to about 5 - 5 1/2. I don’t feel like I’ve maxed out yet, plus I have 70 lbs to lose, so that should give me usable access to an inch or so that is buried under blubber. If I get back to at least 6 usable inches, I’ll be a happy camper - and not too unhappy with a little less.
My question is in regard to pumping. Is it better to go for a slow, complete compression of the bulb each time or quick, partial pump and releases? Advice on your best practices are appreciated - Dennis
AMS CX 18 cm + 2 cm RTE implanted by Dr. Tajkarimi infra pubic on March 17, 2020.