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Any advice thanks

Still got pain pills left?

wolfpacker wrote:Still got pain pills left?

No Gonna be picking up some tramadol , didn’t notice a diff with Percocet.

Copilot77 wrote:

wolfpacker wrote:Still got pain pills left?

No Gonna be picking up some tramadol , didn’t notice a diff with Percocet.

Copilot, some folks take more pain meds to kill the pain. Example - when I would get a kidney stone, it would take two Percocet just to take the pain down to a level 2 from 10. My wife could take one Percocet and it would knock her out for hours.

Good luck controlling the pain,
SWorks

SWorks17 wrote:

Copilot77 wrote:

wolfpacker wrote:Still got pain pills left?

No Gonna be picking up some tramadol , didn’t notice a diff with Percocet.

Copilot, some folks take more pain meds to kill the pain. Example - when I would get a kidney stone, it would take two Percocet just to take the pain down to a level 2 from 10. My wife could take one Percocet and it would knock her out for hours.

Good luck controlling the pain,
SWorks

Okay thanks S works.

Is there less pain when the implant is deflated ?

Copilot77 wrote:

SWorks17 wrote:

Copilot77 wrote:
No Gonna be picking up some tramadol , didn’t notice a diff with Percocet.

Copilot, some folks take more pain meds to kill the pain. Example - when I would get a kidney stone, it would take two Percocet just to take the pain down to a level 2 from 10. My wife could take one Percocet and it would knock her out for hours.

Good luck controlling the pain,
SWorks

Okay thanks S works.

Is there less pain when the implant is deflated ?

Absolutely yes. Being inflated is probably contributing to most of your pain, but it's important to keep the space open. When does your Dr want you to start cycling?

wolfpacker wrote:

Copilot77 wrote:

SWorks17 wrote:
Copilot, some folks take more pain meds to kill the pain. Example - when I would get a kidney stone, it would take two Percocet just to take the pain down to a level 2 from 10. My wife could take one Percocet and it would knock her out for hours.

Good luck controlling the pain,
SWorks

Okay thanks S works.

Is there less pain when the implant is deflated ?

Absolutely yes. Being inflated is probably contributing to most of your pain, but it's important to keep the space open. When does your Dr want you to start cycling?

In like 2 weeks. March 6th

How much are you icing? That helps a great deal, your first 2 weeks are the worst but you should notice a slight improvement by day 3-4. What type did you get? Size, etc...

Copilot77 wrote:

SWorks17 wrote:

Copilot77 wrote:
No Gonna be picking up some tramadol , didn’t notice a diff with Percocet.

Copilot, some folks take more pain meds to kill the pain. Example - when I would get a kidney stone, it would take two Percocet just to take the pain down to a level 2 from 10. My wife could take one Percocet and it would knock her out for hours.

Good luck controlling the pain,
SWorks

Okay thanks S works.

Is there less pain when the implant is deflated ?

Yes, there is less pain when deflated but at your stage in this journey, everything is hurting.

Hang in there, it gets better every day.

SWorks

Ice really is your go-to to relieve swelling for the first few days - some people ice even longer - whatever works for you. After that, a heating pad helps increase comfort and speeds healing, warm showers help too.