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Hello, one of the many doubts I have when it comes to getting an implant is that I have always been a person with a lot of sensitivity in the testicles. I remember girls when everything was fine who wanted to grab my balls and I wouldn't let them because it caused me annoyance and discomfort. I think my testicles are too sensitive. So when I think that there they will have a new host that is the bomb, I think that probably rubbing against the testicles 24 hours a day could always cause discomfort or chronic pain. Has this happened to anyone of having a lot of sensitivity in the balls before the implant in such a way that they did not even want the girls to touch it or very gently? How did your balls go after the implant?

España1980 wrote:Hello, one of the many doubts I have when it comes to getting an implant is that I have always been a person with a lot of sensitivity in the testicles. I remember girls when everything was fine who wanted to grab my balls and I wouldn't let them because it caused me annoyance and discomfort. I think my testicles are too sensitive. So when I think that there they will have a new host that is the bomb, I think that probably rubbing against the testicles 24 hours a day could always cause discomfort or chronic pain. Has this happened to anyone of having a lot of sensitivity in the balls before the implant in such a way that they did not even want the girls to touch it or very gently? How did your balls go after the implant?

I've had tenderness in my testicles before, and I found a YouTube video that has helped me out a lot. I'll attach it, so you can check it out. I'm sure there are others but this one helped me.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CaYTNkg-_xA

As far as the pump being down there with the boys, I was worried about that too, but the pump hasn't caused any problems. I'm a road bike cyclist and I haven't had any problems after I healed up. You will definitely have pain in your scrotum when you're healing up and getting use to the pump that is down there, but after a while you don't even notice it.

I hope the stretching exercise video will help you, it did me.

SWorks17 wrote:

España1980 wrote:Hello, one of the many doubts I have when it comes to getting an implant is that I have always been a person with a lot of sensitivity in the testicles. I remember girls when everything was fine who wanted to grab my balls and I wouldn't let them because it caused me annoyance and discomfort. I think my testicles are too sensitive. So when I think that there they will have a new host that is the bomb, I think that probably rubbing against the testicles 24 hours a day could always cause discomfort or chronic pain. Has this happened to anyone of having a lot of sensitivity in the balls before the implant in such a way that they did not even want the girls to touch it or very gently? How did your balls go after the implant?

I've had tenderness in my testicles before, and I found a YouTube video that has helped me out a lot. I'll attach it, so you can check it out. I'm sure there are others but this one helped me.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CaYTNkg-_xA

As far as the pump being down there with the boys, I was worried about that too, but the pump hasn't caused any problems. I'm a road bike cyclist and I haven't had any problems after I healed up. You will definitely have pain in your scrotum when you're healing up and getting use to the pump that is down there, but after a while you don't even notice it.

I hope the stretching exercise video will help you, it did me.

Thank you very much friend for taking the time to answer

I can't even feel the pump UNTIL I'm feeling for the pump . It's like it's not even there

....when I am feeling for the pump , and it's nestled between my nuts ..... I always flashback to Arnold Schwarzeneggers movie " Total Recall " with the half naked prostitute with a 3rd titty in between the two outside breasts . I feel like the male version of that

Still laughing