Seeking advice on puming LGX 700 first time on my own?

[medhatg]

I'm 15 days post-op and all swelling is pretty much gone with the exception of various fading bruises on the shaft, scortum and pubic are. I have an appointment with my surgeon late next week for check up. However, curiosity is killing me. I could feel the pump and the deflate valve but they are hard like a rock. I tried to follow the instructions in the card they give you after the surgery, but still, the pump is like a piece of steel.

Any advice on getting the pump going for the first time? or shall I wait for my surgeon?

Thanks
Matt

[Anonymous3]

All the pumps are hard at first where it ams or TITAN. You will not get full pumps you sac will ache. You may still have some swelling. Have you been cleared for bath? If so sit in a hot bath and try but only if have been cleared. Rock pump is usually an indication you maxed out.

[radioradio]

I'm 15 days post-op and all swelling is pretty much gone with the exception of various fading bruises on the shaft, scortum and pubic are. I have an appointment with my surgeon late next week for check up. However, curiosity is killing me. I could feel the pump and the deflate valve but they are hard like a rock. I tried to follow the instructions in the card they give you after the surgery, but still, the pump is like a piece of steel.

Any advice on getting the pump going for the first time? or shall I wait for my surgeon?

Thanks
Matt

My advice is really simple.... Wait. After all these years, why risk fucking something up for the sake of a week? Might not be right for everyone, but that's my two cents worth.
Bob
2.2

[medhatg]

I'm 15 days post-op and all swelling is pretty much gone with the exception of various fading bruises on the shaft, scortum and pubic are. I have an appointment with my surgeon late next week for check up. However, curiosity is killing me. I could feel the pump and the deflate valve but they are hard like a rock. I tried to follow the instructions in the card they give you after the surgery, but still, the pump is like a piece of steel.

Any advice on getting the pump going for the first time? or shall I wait for my surgeon?

Thanks
Matt

My advice is really simple.... Wait. After all these years, why risk fucking something up for the sake of a week? Might not be right for everyone, but that's my two cents worth.
Bob
2.2

Thank you Bob for brining sanity into my head. I guess I'll wait and let the doctor does his job.

Matt

[David_R]

My advice is really simple.... Wait. After all these years, why risk fucking something up for the sake of a week? Might not be right for everyone, but that's my two cents worth.

I totally agree.

[sliphill]

I'm 15 days post-op and all swelling is pretty much gone with the exception of various fading bruises on the shaft, scortum and pubic are. I have an appointment with my surgeon late next week for check up. However, curiosity is killing me. I could feel the pump and the deflate valve but they are hard like a rock. I tried to follow the instructions in the card they give you after the surgery, but still, the pump is like a piece of steel.

Any advice on getting the pump going for the first time? or shall I wait for my surgeon?

Thanks
Matt

I was tempted to start pumping, but I decided to wait, 6 1/2 weeks. By this time I was not in the least bit sore. At first I could only manage about 7 pumps and then it got rock hard, the pump and my dick. It softens up over time. I would wait if I were you. I'm enjoying my bionic dick and so is my lady.

[dirtman1993]

I waited the time needed and went back to Dr. Kramer after 30 days. I found I still had internal swelling and he suggested I wait another few weeks which worked much better after the wait. Very glad I went back as I did not know I was still swollen inside.

[Larry10625]

I'm 15 days post-op and all swelling is pretty much gone with the exception of various fading bruises on the shaft, scortum and pubic are. I have an appointment with my surgeon late next week for check up. However, curiosity is killing me. I could feel the pump and the deflate valve but they are hard like a rock. I tried to follow the instructions in the card they give you after the surgery, but still, the pump is like a piece of steel.

Any advice on getting the pump going for the first time? or shall I wait for my surgeon?

Thanks
Matt

My advice is really simple.... Wait. After all these years, why risk fucking something up for the sake of a week? Might not be right for everyone, but that's my two cents worth.
Bob
2.2

Bob, you are absolutely right. I keep reading it over and over and over again on this web site. What is the fascination with ignoring doctors orders? Why are these grown adults behaving like rebellious children? I suffer ED just like everybody else but when I had my implant, starting early, masturbating, or taking a chance with my wife early NEVER even crossed my mind. I see all these guys ignoring their doctors and then complaining about the doctor or the results..... seriously??? WTF are you thinking???

Larry

[radioradio]

Larry,

I don't think it's a fascination with disobeying doctors.

I think it's just a natural extension of guys' fascination with their dicks in general, combined with the intrigue of getting a hard-on after years of frustration and general curiosity about "how is this thing going to work?" I get it.

But I still think it's a bad idea.

Bob
2.2

[Larry10625]

Larry,

I don't think it's a fascination with disobeying doctors.

I think it's just a natural extension of guys' fascination with their dicks in general, combined with the intrigue of getting a hard-on after years of frustration and general curiosity about "how is this thing going to work?" I get it.

But I still think it's a bad idea.

Bob
2.2

I would be terrified to go against what he says in case it quit working and couldn't ever be fixed..

Larry