General Anesthetic or not?

The final frontier. Deciding when, if and how.
nudist
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Re: General Anesthetic or not?

Postby nudist » Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:02 am

sliphill wrote:Nudist, you're one brake man? :lol:


not so sure about that. I just like to know everything being done to my body. and I want to hear if the dr says "uh oh" so I can tell my lawyer. :)
updated: 70 y.o., implanted with titan nov. 3 by Dr. Brady in orlando to correct peyronies. 20 cm with 3 cm RTEs. due to the severity of the peyronies, some internal excisions were made scrotally, recovery will probably take a little longer.

David_R
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Re: General Anesthetic or not?

Postby David_R » Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:28 am

nudist wrote:I just like to know everything being done to my body. and I want to hear if the dr says "uh oh" so I can tell my lawyer.

And I don't think anybody wants a doctor who says, "Oh, that's good enough." :shock:
;)

Dustyknox
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Re: General Anesthetic or not?

Postby Dustyknox » Sat Oct 28, 2017 11:36 pm

Dr Eid stated both verbally and in the literature he provided that a spinal allows the penis to relax more, and it helps fit the appropriate size implant. This is why he prefers this method. HOWEVER I believe Kramer prefers general, and I know of numerous others that prefer general as well. I had spinal, and I was heavily sedated throughout most of the surgery. I only have vague memories of the very end when they were finishing up. From the patient perspective, it really makes no difference. My advice is to do whatever your doc prefers.
Age & staus: mid 30s and single
Implant date: September 8, 2017
Implant model: Coloplast Titan 24cm (no RTE)
Doctor: Eid
ED cause: Propecia (10 years plus of ED)
My story thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8775


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