My implant journey

[jonbaldbg]

How long does it take for all the pain to go away?

Yes, everyone is different, but Dr. Kramer says that there should be no more pain after 3 months. Now, I believe he is referring to "pain" pain. He is not referring to discomfort during daily cycling. Some discomfort when stretching out the penis is normal for 3-6 months. But no real pain after 3 months.

[RichardTheFrog]

I'm leaving for the hospital in 10 minutes.

I asked him to put the pump behind my balls.

[DaveET1]

Mr. Frog, it's now 11:15, so I missed you before departure, but I'm sure you'll read this when you get home again.

You have made an excellent choice to do this, and it seems everybody just loves Dr. Kramer. I was done Feb. 3, by Dr. Scott Caesar in Cape Coral, FL,. Activation isn't until Mar. 8, but I will see him this afternoon just to get my hand held a little. Very nervous about this, but I have no rational reason to be so. My turtle-itis is gone. I can now see my penis, instead of looking for it. Pain is gone, but scrotum is still very sensitive.

All things considered, I think I'm doing just fine, and I would do it again in a New York minute.

You are going to LOVE your bionic dick.

Dave

[RichardTheFrog]

I'm in the same-day surgery center right now waiting for my nurse to put in the IV.

She just arrived.

I hope I love it...

[Bubba48]

So smart to have the pump behind the balls! Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers!

[stiffupperlip]

Good luck! I hope everything goes great!

[RichardTheFrog]

Surgery is over.

I'm in post-op waiting for nausea to go away, then back to the hotel!!!

Kramer said it went well!

I'm officially in the club.

I have an AMS by the way.

[charlesr]

Congrats, Bionic Brother!

[RichardTheFrog]

Congrats, Bionic Brother!

Thanks. I'm back at the hotel room.

[Jimbruski]

Congratulations and welcome!!

Jim