Thanks Agfa13.
I've been told by a friend that is quite normal, and I'll only find out after inflation.
I will however document anything that appears to be unique to me.
Ian.
My implant journey - a long running saga
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
5 days until I can start pumping this thing to its max.
It'll be the second attempt at this for me as I've had a previous implant that was faulty.
Started to get excited/nervous now.
Ian.
It'll be the second attempt at this for me as I've had a previous implant that was faulty.
Started to get excited/nervous now.
Ian.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
I've been given the go ahead to start pumping.
This I have started doing and am in my second round of the day.
I'm expecting an amazon delivery tonight so just trying to figure out where I can shove this for last embarrassment.
I've always understood that this is a marathon rather than a sprint, so I'm telling myself I'm happy with my, just over, 5 inches.
I stopped because I can feel a bit of stretching going on and that can't be rushed.
I'm happy now and can start making progress.
Ian.
This I have started doing and am in my second round of the day.
I'm expecting an amazon delivery tonight so just trying to figure out where I can shove this for last embarrassment.
I've always understood that this is a marathon rather than a sprint, so I'm telling myself I'm happy with my, just over, 5 inches.
I stopped because I can feel a bit of stretching going on and that can't be rushed.
I'm happy now and can start making progress.
Ian.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Stobhill wrote:I've been given the go ahead to start pumping.
This I have started doing and am in my second round of the day.
I'm expecting an amazon delivery tonight so just trying to figure out where I can shove this for last embarrassment.
I've always understood that this is a marathon rather than a sprint, so I'm telling myself I'm happy with my, just over, 5 inches.
I stopped because I can feel a bit of stretching going on and that can't be rushed.
I'm happy now and can start making progress.
Ian.
Great news Ian! Must be a big relief that it works after the last one!
British, 32 yrs old. ED caused by Paraphimosis in 2019. 100mg Sildenafil for sex. Trialled Invicorp as advised by doctor in 2021 but it was too strong. Taking 50mg-75mg of Sildenafil every night at 3am to stimulate morning erections, good response so far.
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Everyone keep their fingers crossed for this man, he's been through enough!
Implanted with AMS 700 lgx, 2021.
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30's
UK
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Thanks both.
It's true that I've had problems getting to this point but then none of us has had it easy.
Just realised that this will be the first time since May that I'll be going to bed with a deflated penis.
Ok, most of the time It's been about trying to inflate the damn thing but tonight will be different.
It's true that I've had problems getting to this point but then none of us has had it easy.
Just realised that this will be the first time since May that I'll be going to bed with a deflated penis.
Ok, most of the time It's been about trying to inflate the damn thing but tonight will be different.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Day 4 pumping - the things we learnt today (and other stories)
I had some excellent advice from LeRoastBeef in that the quicker you press the bulb when it's full the better. Very true.
Today i learnt about thumb placement.
In order to squash the bulb i use my left hand to do the pressing and my right hand to stop the slip of (where the bulb flies out of the right hand and goes crashing around your scrotum).
In order to do that my right thumb was pressing above my penis, and i think it was resting on the inlet tube.
I stopped doing that and, hay presto, i now have a nice looking erection and that all important "burn".
With my new grip my left testicle finds it mandatory to sit on top of the pump. Damn you left testicle. That has to be moved in case the right hand fucks up and the bulb goes crashing around.
Good progress this morning.
However, am i going to end up looking like Popeye? With one massive muscle on one arm?I
Ian.
I had some excellent advice from LeRoastBeef in that the quicker you press the bulb when it's full the better. Very true.
Today i learnt about thumb placement.
In order to squash the bulb i use my left hand to do the pressing and my right hand to stop the slip of (where the bulb flies out of the right hand and goes crashing around your scrotum).
In order to do that my right thumb was pressing above my penis, and i think it was resting on the inlet tube.
I stopped doing that and, hay presto, i now have a nice looking erection and that all important "burn".
With my new grip my left testicle finds it mandatory to sit on top of the pump. Damn you left testicle. That has to be moved in case the right hand fucks up and the bulb goes crashing around.
Good progress this morning.
However, am i going to end up looking like Popeye? With one massive muscle on one arm?I
Ian.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Hi folks.
Been pumping for 2 weeks now and get a rock hard dick in approx 20 pumps.
That's a 5 1/2 inch Hanmer I could knock any nail in with.
Am I expecting too much too soon?
When I used a VED I was one inch from the top of the tube so I know it stretches.
Is all I'm doing is stretching the tubes and once they have been used a few times they'll get easier?
Ian.
Been pumping for 2 weeks now and get a rock hard dick in approx 20 pumps.
That's a 5 1/2 inch Hanmer I could knock any nail in with.
Am I expecting too much too soon?
When I used a VED I was one inch from the top of the tube so I know it stretches.
Is all I'm doing is stretching the tubes and once they have been used a few times they'll get easier?
Ian.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Just an update since i was reading other posts on here.
Things are going very well and sometimes get up to 6 inches.
If not 6 then 5.5
It's all progress and still the early days.
Not regretting this one little bit.
Things are going very well and sometimes get up to 6 inches.
If not 6 then 5.5
It's all progress and still the early days.
Not regretting this one little bit.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021
Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga
Hello from sunny California USA,
I am three weeks post surgery for an implant ams 700 LGX, I have a post op appointment 6 DEC to hopefully be released to do some normal things. The doctor left it half pumped up and it is beginning to bother me a little any suggestions to solve that? Also my sack is still tender where the pump is! I hope this implant is worth it!
I am three weeks post surgery for an implant ams 700 LGX, I have a post op appointment 6 DEC to hopefully be released to do some normal things. The doctor left it half pumped up and it is beginning to bother me a little any suggestions to solve that? Also my sack is still tender where the pump is! I hope this implant is worth it!
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