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I had my implant installed at the end of May of this year.
I inflate it once a day for ten minutes.The tip hurts me too much for vaginal penetration and
when I inflate it hurts at about a 3.5 on a scale if 1-10 with 10 being extream pain.
How long will it continue to hurt like this?

Thanks in advance

What does your doctor say. Some sensitivity will remain for about 2 or 3months.
If it continues to hurt, go see the Urologist.
Donnie

BPPBPP99, the first implant I had hurt like mad when I pumped it up, especially near the tip of the urethra. I told Dr. Kramer it felt like it was pinching the urethra every time. The longer it was pumped up, the more intense the pain. Doctor Kramer told me that it was indeed pinching. He said when he pulled the cylinders out he could see the tips on the cylinder were bent inward. That caused the pinch. If that is your issue, add it to a list of issues you want resolved and go over them with your revision surgeon to make sure they are addressed. Get well soon.

My first implant hurt a lot for months.....eventually things settled down..... your's probably will too..... try not to "over worry".... Good luck....!

LMCatman wrote:My first implant hurt a lot for months.....eventually things settled down..... your's probably will too..... try not to "over worry".... Good luck....!

One thing we all have in common is the human body take 100 days to total heal fro any type of surgery or injury.. Now the pain an discomfort will be different for each of us.

alibaba wrote:BPPBPP99, the first implant I had hurt like mad when I pumped it up, especially near the tip of the urethra. I told Dr. Kramer it felt like it was pinching the urethra every time. The longer it was pumped up, the more intense the pain. Doctor Kramer told me that it was indeed pinching. He said when he pulled the cylinders out he could see the tips on the cylinder were bent inward. That caused the pinch. If that is your issue, add it to a list of issues you want resolved and go over them with your revision surgeon to make sure they are addressed. Get well soon.

That is great sound advice. Remember to write them down so you don't forget questing you want answered.

Larry

Thanks guys. Once again great advice that helps a lot. You guys have been my ray of hope.

I've only had my implant since Tuesday (5 days). I'm no stranger to pain having had 18 prior major surgeries. This is a completely different discomfort though. I'm taking far less pain meds than any of the other surgeries, mainly because they don't seem to help all that much. Lying down and staying still is the best remedy. Thinking about the eventual benefits makes it all very bearable.

I am following the research paper I posted on here's advice from data that shows that by inflating the Titan to pain level twice a day increases the chances of maximising girth and perhaps in some small part, length.
From that I extrapolate that some discomfort will/should occur for a further 18 months.