Surgery yesterday need support

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jojolee
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Surgery yesterday need support

Postby jojolee » Thu Aug 20, 2020 2:42 pm

Had the AMS implant yesterday on Long Island. Need encouragement that I will be back to my old self in a few weeks. Thanks.

FixTDix
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby FixTDix » Thu Aug 20, 2020 2:44 pm

How are you doing today? It gets better every day. Yes there will be down days, but overall as the days go by you will improve
46 years old, 3 years diagnosed with peyronie’s, Xiaflex caused fracture (old uro), excision/grafting with Dr Faysal Yafi UCI 3/26/19, Implanted 8/11/20 Dr Yafi Coloplast Titan Zero degree 20cm + 1cm RTE

jojolee
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby jojolee » Thu Aug 20, 2020 3:42 pm

Thanks. Still wrapped up, and have trouble bending. Can only sit in hard chairs or stand. But, it has only been 24 hours. I see the doc again tomorrow.

Lost Sheep
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby Lost Sheep » Thu Aug 20, 2020 4:21 pm

jojolee wrote:Thanks. Still wrapped up, and have trouble bending. Can only sit in hard chairs or stand. But, it has only been 24 hours. I see the doc again tomorrow.

Welcome to the forum. You are doing fine.

Sitting?!?!?! I found it a lot more comfortable to not sit at all. I stayed horizontal for 98% of the first few days. Healing goes quicker if you minimize all stresses early on.
Lost Sheep
AMS LGX 18+3 Nov 6, 2017
Prostate Cancer 2023
READ OLD THREADS-ask better questions -better understand answers
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Document pre-op size-photos and written records
Pre-op VED therapy helps. Post-op is another matter

FixTDix
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby FixTDix » Thu Aug 20, 2020 4:33 pm

I agree. Stay off your feet and lay down as much as possible for at least the first week. That will help you immensely
46 years old, 3 years diagnosed with peyronie’s, Xiaflex caused fracture (old uro), excision/grafting with Dr Faysal Yafi UCI 3/26/19, Implanted 8/11/20 Dr Yafi Coloplast Titan Zero degree 20cm + 1cm RTE

notaes
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby notaes » Thu Aug 20, 2020 6:31 pm

I had the AMS 700 implanted in January 2020. Do not compare your cock now to how you were because you just had surgery! In a few weeks you will be good as new. Feel free to ask me any questions about anything! My surgery was hardly anything. I had no pain no complications of any kind. I just had to go home and wait six weeks. But it all worked out very well. You will be a stud in a few weeks. We guys give ourselves such a hard time about our cocks. Just give yourself time and patience and all will be well.
66 yr old male married 36 yrs use trimix four yrs, cilais and Viagra. trimix work well developed scarring on both sides had implant 1/9/2020 at UT Med Ctr, Knoxville, TN Dr. John Lacy.

notaes
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby notaes » Fri Aug 21, 2020 8:11 am

Hope all is well with you! Take care of yourself. You will be fine in a short time. Be patient.
66 yr old male married 36 yrs use trimix four yrs, cilais and Viagra. trimix work well developed scarring on both sides had implant 1/9/2020 at UT Med Ctr, Knoxville, TN Dr. John Lacy.

Txagq8
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby Txagq8 » Fri Aug 21, 2020 9:33 am

Had my AMS installed in Austin Tx by a very competent albeit not nationally renowned guy last New Years Eve.

short answer: yes, you will return to normal very quickly. I was more active than most and actually worried I was doing too much, too soon but nobody heals up the same.

some things will take time to resolve. my actual pump position started out real inconvenient to get to but the Doc said just be patient, if it didn’t resolve it was no big deal to fix. Sure enough, after 3 or 4 months it had occupied a very nearly ideal spot and is easy to pump and unless you were groping me, you would never suspect i have a third ball in my nutsack.

i say again. no two guys are exactly alike. after nearly 9 months i am still cycling and am still apparently growing. i am close enough to my original dick, however, that if i never gained another 1/16th of an inch it would be fine.

Bruising afterwards was the worst side effect for me. Once that was gone in a couple of weeks its simply learning to work the device. And yes, it works REAL well.
Age 68. Physically fit educated red neck in Texas. Very married. 23 cm (18+5) of LGX installed by Dr. Bryan Kansas 12/31/2019. I fought the ED and my wife & I won. I’m either full of shit or sound advice. You decide which.

Bailey
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby Bailey » Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:37 am

Congratulations jojolee, I had my implant in June, 2019. You may experience discomfort & some frustration for a few days. I know I was on this website a lot before, & after my surgery. These guys are awesome at supporting you after your surgery. The most important thing I found helpful in my healing was keeping ice on for several days. Also when your allowed to start activating your pump I found sitting in a hot tub of water really softened up my pump that always felt hard as a rock. It will become easier. Welcome to the club of Bionic brotherhood. Good luck in your recovery, & feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Take care, Bailey
77 yo with ED for over 20 years.Tried everything, & found injections were the only thing that worked.I am so grateful for FT. Was implanted 6/18/19 with a 18cm AMS LGX w 3.0cm RTE,100ml reservoir, infrapubic procedure by Dr. Richard Roach, “Bailey”

jojolee
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Re: Surgery yesterday need support

Postby jojolee » Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:38 am

Thanks for all the advice. I am 69 years old and the pain is manageable as long as I don't move too much. I was o.k. until about 15 years ago when I had several kidney stone surgeries and ended up with severe Peyronies disease. I was part of the drug trial study and it worked for awhile, but has begun to return. The pills never worked for me, but I used trimex successfully for 10 years until it stopped working about 7 month ago. In addition to the insertion the surgeon was also trying to remove some of the scar tissue, so maybe that is why I am more sore than some. I see him today to get the bandages off.


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