UK Implant Diary

[Larry10625]

Day 4:

Is your picture number one (shows 7") is that erect??


Larry

[UK_Steve]

No that's stretched (before op) and it was about 6.5". It could expand to 7" only using the VED.

[alibaba]

Another fine looking uncut cock is going to give those Ausies and Swedes here some competition! Watch the blow drying, (although it was more likely WATCHFUL waiting on your lovely wife's part) . you can get a scab too dry. My dermatologist here always tells me to put plain petroleum jelly on them to keep them from getting too dry. I've tried both ways and he has a point. Vaseline when dry after your shower will keep it from soaking up water and soap the next shower. Cheers.

[UK_Steve]

The use of Vaseline sounds like a good idea. My fear though, is introducing an infection as there are still slight traces of blood in the supporting cotton pads. I'll give it a while and will probably use it. Thanks for the heads up.

As for competition - I should be so lucky! I'll just be happy to get him working again!!

[Happy Toy]

Congrats, great looking dick, and nicely shaven! I would keep it that way if you don't already. Take it slow, time is your best friend.
Andy

[UK_Steve]

Thanks Andy will do. At the moment I'm just sitting here reading & watching TV. However, the effect of laughing at some of the comedy programmes (Frazier) can be uncomfortable!!

[UK_Steve]

Day 5
Aching a bit more now but not too bad (4/10 max). This is only evident when exerting suddenly then it eases. Peeing still needs a bit of concentration to start & maintain. Another BM this morning with no problem this time - I'm learning!

Slept fairly well in about 2 hour lots getting up to pee in between sleeps.
No problem showering this morning.

Tablets taking:
1. Co-Dydramol - 2 every 6hrs
2. Diclofenac - 1 every 8 hrs
3. Co-amoxiclav - 1 three times a day

Just cut down on painkillers from 2 to 1 pill every 6hrs. Took the last anti inflammatory this morning & maintaining the antibiotics.

Now for a short walk in the garden!

[Larry10625]

The use of Vaseline sounds like a good idea. My fear though, is introducing an infection as there are still slight traces of blood in the supporting cotton pads. I'll give it a while and will probably use it. Thanks for the heads up.

As for competition - I should be so lucky! I'll just be happy to get him working again!!

My surgeon told me Polysporin because it is like Vaseline except it has an antibacterial agent in it to keep away infection.

Larry

[UK_Steve]

Thanks Larry, that sounds like the best of both worlds. I'll check that out.

[Lost Sheep]

The use of Vaseline sounds like a good idea. My fear though, is introducing an infection as there are still slight traces of blood in the supporting cotton pads. I'll give it a while and will probably use it. Thanks for the heads up.

As for competition - I should be so lucky! I'll just be happy to get him working again!!

My surgeon told me Polysporin because it is like Vaseline except it has an antibacterial agent in it to keep away infection.

Larry

While rare, some people are allergic to certain anti-bacterial ointments. (My Father, became allergic to one of the 'sporins suddenly one year).

Honey is a fairly good anti-bacterial agent. Look it up. Supposedly because it contains almost no water (check your source for the honey, some sellers add water to their product.)

Caveat: I am not a medical professional or herbalist of any kind.