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It’s been recovering well- April 23 started cycling and now no problems at all. I did get worried about the high riding pump but next week I’m seeing Dr Blick and we’ll go from there.

So according to Dr. Blick the pump is not high riding-
residual swelling from the tubing is what’s pushing the shaft up. He said things will be better than what I expected. The pump is lower than what I thought.

Excellent!!

That’s nice starting out with little or no loss of length. I started out at first pump a little over an inch short but recovered all of it and a little additional girth over the first year. Congratulations!! Just wait! The best part is still to come! Once you start using it and get accustomed to it there is no limit to what you can do with it!

GoNavy wrote:It’s been recovering well- April 23 started cycling and now no problems at all. I did get worried about the high riding pump but next week I’m seeing Dr Blick and we’ll go from there.

Did your doctor allowed cycling after just two weeks? Generally it's 4 or 6 weeks

And do you notice any difference between semi-inflated and fully inflated in terms of rigidity, roundness and hardness?

I’m cycling early w/o permission… No pain at all.
Surgery April 9th
Started cycling 4/23
May 6th is the day that he starts his patients (week 4)
There is a difference -
mainly readjusting to the New Bionic Hardware…
subtle differences and praying to never be injured here.
The AMS 700 cx is supposed to be really good, no complaints so far. I’m too new a this to know anything and maybe a quick healer.