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Issues with AMS

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2023 10:08 pm
by Meddman1
Whenever I try to have sex. It’s difficult to enter her because the head of my pen is keep folding over making it hard to penetrate her. Anyone else babe this issue. Then when I do have sex the ridge below the glans gets all red and sore where the tips are located. Advice?

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 1:16 am
by Bigdave
Meddman1 wrote:Whenever I try to have sex. It’s difficult to enter her because the head of my pen is keep folding over making it hard to penetrate her. Anyone else babe this issue. Then when I do have sex the ridge below the glans gets all red and sore where the tips are located. Advice?


Hmmm, that doesn't sound right at all.

I have the LGX as well, and the tips of my cylinders are well into my glans. No floppiness at all, even without arousal and natural engorgement.

I'd recommend seeing your surgeon to verify everything is properly placed.
Good luck.

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 1:19 am
by Jage64
Unfortunately, the LGX is known for it's possible lack of rigidity.

Sounds like the tips aren't very deep into your glans either, if the redness due to the tips is at the coronal ridge. Best bet is to contact your doc and pay no mind to the guy in FrankTalk that has no idea what he's talking about.

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 4:25 am
by LeRoastBeef
There's no lack of rigidity with the LGX, it's like an iron rebar.

Franktalk is a valuable source of information, the best on the net by far. It's a great compliment to your surgeon.
Ignore only the guy above.

It sounds like your implant is just too short.
Do you have glans engorgement?

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 9:35 am
by Meddman1
No rigid at on on the tip.

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 11:48 am
by Rider1400
Have to agree with LeRoastBeef. Sounds like you’re undersized to some degree. Personally I would get an opinion from another Dr. Preferably a world class implanter. My implant goes at least 1/2 way into my glans, and even without engorgement when I just pump it up for the exercise, my glans are supported pretty well. What I would suggest is lots of lube! Just by being xtra slick it should help the glans to stay straighter.

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 4:05 pm
by Jage64
LeRoastBeef wrote:There's no lack of rigidity with the LGX, it's like an iron rebar.

Franktalk is a valuable source of information, the best on the net by far. It's a great compliment to your surgeon.
Ignore only the guy above.


That's what I meant, ignore my opinion as just some FT poster.

Not ever having had an LGX, I can't speak for them personally, and it's good to hear yours is working very well. During my research and prior to my implant, I read a number of studies that found the LGX was not as rigid. Not as rigid as the others does not mean it doesn't work extremely well. These studies, along with the professional opinions of two doctors I consulted with, informed my opinion. I added the bold and red below:

"Outcomes
Maximum axial load; kink formation; horizontal stiffness; and resistance to 3-point flexure testing were measured.

Results
At maximum inflation, all 3 implants had similar performance. Differences appear to be most affected by fill pressures. In fact, only the AMS LGX at less than maximum inflation (LTMI) was unable to consistently withstand the roughly 0.9 kg (2 lbs) of pressure for column load testing mimicking vaginal intromission. The Coloplast Titan showed slightly better rigidity than the AMS LGX and CX devices in horizontal load testing, and, with 3-point flexure testing, the CX showed the best rigidity in the shortest phallus (A). Overall, the Titan showed slightly better rigidity in the longest phallus (C) and the phallus with mild Peyronie's disease (B).

Conclusion
The results of this study support the conclusion that all devices are capable of functionally restoring erectile capacity. However, we observed that, in general, the 2 circumferentially expanding penile prosthesis showed greater resistance in biomechanical testing when compared with longitudinal and circumferential expanding devices. LGX This should be considered as a guide during device selection for a patient undergoing penile prosthesis."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 9518310051

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 9:33 pm
by SWorks17
Jage64 wrote:
LeRoastBeef wrote:There's no lack of rigidity with the LGX, it's like an iron rebar.

Franktalk is a valuable source of information, the best on the net by far. It's a great compliment to your surgeon.
Ignore only the guy above.


That's what I meant, ignore my opinion as just some FT poster.

Not ever having had an LGX, I can't speak for them personally, and it's good to hear yours is working very well. During my research and prior to my implant, I read a number of studies that found the LGX was not as rigid. Not as rigid as the others does not mean it doesn't work extremely well. These studies, along with the professional opinions of two doctors I consulted with, informed my opinion. I added the bold and red below:

"Outcomes
Maximum axial load; kink formation; horizontal stiffness; and resistance to 3-point flexure testing were measured.

Results
At maximum inflation, all 3 implants had similar performance. Differences appear to be most affected by fill pressures. In fact, only the AMS LGX at less than maximum inflation (LTMI) was unable to consistently withstand the roughly 0.9 kg (2 lbs) of pressure for column load testing mimicking vaginal intromission. The Coloplast Titan showed slightly better rigidity than the AMS LGX and CX devices in horizontal load testing, and, with 3-point flexure testing, the CX showed the best rigidity in the shortest phallus (A). Overall, the Titan showed slightly better rigidity in the longest phallus (C) and the phallus with mild Peyronie's disease (B).

Conclusion
The results of this study support the conclusion that all devices are capable of functionally restoring erectile capacity. However, we observed that, in general, the 2 circumferentially expanding penile prosthesis showed greater resistance in biomechanical testing when compared with longitudinal and circumferential expanding devices. LGX This should be considered as a guide during device selection for a patient undergoing penile prosthesis."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 9518310051


Jage64, I haven't done a lot of research but I agree with you, I have a AMS LGX 18cm with 3cm rear extenders, I have to be at least 90 to 100% inflated to have ease of PIV penetration. The only time I go below that is just for foreplay and hopefully have my glans get engorged before pumping up all the way for sex. Here is another thought, my wife had a C-section delivery for our only child, so I believe her vagina is pretty tight. I'm not for sure about this because I've never had sex with any other woman, so I can't compare, but just my thought.
I was supposed to get the CX implant but for some reason the Boston Scientific representative and my surgeon made a game time decision to switch to the LGX.

S-Works

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2023 9:40 pm
by Witheringhog
Rider1400 wrote:Have to agree with LeRoastBeef. Sounds like you’re undersized to some degree. Personally I would get an opinion from another Dr. Preferably a world class implanter. My implant goes at least 1/2 way into my glans, and even without engorgement when I just pump it up for the exercise, my glans are supported pretty well. What I would suggest is lots of lube! Just by being xtra slick it should help the glans to stay straighter.


I agree with this one. Can you feel the tips of the implant when hard, it should feel like 3/4 in the glands if you have good blood flow. If the glands are not swelled it should almost feel like its right there.

If it feels sized right then there is a lack of pressure for some reason.

Re: Issues with AMS

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2023 9:28 pm
by Discovernew
Witheringhog wrote:
Rider1400 wrote:Have to agree with LeRoastBeef. Sounds like you’re undersized to some degree. Personally I would get an opinion from another Dr. Preferably a world class implanter. My implant goes at least 1/2 way into my glans, and even without engorgement when I just pump it up for the exercise, my glans are supported pretty well. What I would suggest is lots of lube! Just by being xtra slick it should help the glans to stay straighter.


I agree with this one. Can you feel the tips of the implant when hard, it should feel like 3/4 in the glands if you have good blood flow. If the glands are not swelled it should almost feel like its right there.

If it feels sized right then there is a lack of pressure for some reason.


I don't have an implant but i am considering one. Does this mean that a casual partner who would give you oral sex would realize you have an implant?