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[Lost Sheep]

its hurts a lot when i inflate, i would say more than severe pain, i also noticed that the rigidity goes down in few minutes after fully inflating. i feel its "auto-deflating". why the hell am i experiencing all kind of problems with this surgery, i put a lot of effort to get this thing done, look like everything will become futile.

Contact your dr

Yes, and also the manufacture's Patien Liaison. That is what they are there f8r and the Patient Liaison is already paid for.

Certainly FrankTalk is a great knowledge base/resourse, too.

[Zxylpk]

Ani - I had a finicky pump for the first 6 mos - much the way you describe. The only times it worked properly was when I was in the doc’s office. I was on the brink of getting a new pump. My doc was against it but he agreed only because I was being a real asshole. Three days before my scheduled surgery it started working perfectly. I will probably never know if it was operator error or something to do with breaking in the pump. Impatience almost cost me an unnecessary surgery. I was lucky. I agree with others - talk to your doc. But even more importantly, stay positive and don’t act hastily. For some of us it takes longer, than others. In retrospect I hardly remember what seemed like a nightmare then. I just had my one year checkup & doc and I had a good laugh about what a jerk I was.

[Donnie1954]

Yep,
It takes time and patience.
Donnie