Repositioning Coloplast Titan pump

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JohnThomas
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Repositioning Coloplast Titan pump

Postby JohnThomas » Thu Apr 05, 2018 2:10 pm

Had my post op check up today, and according to the Doc everything looks fine.
Apparently thgere was a half centimetre difference between my cyclinder measurements when they were taken. Not sure if anyone else had that experience, but the medical verdict was that it is OK as the cylinders went welkl into the glans.

I was worried about the position of the pump, as it seemed to be glued top my left testicle. Doc said it was OK since the parts move around for the first five or six weeks before they settle in place, and that some guys yank the pump down in the first few weeks so that it is lower and more central.

has anyone done this? if so, any tips welcome - I think I have read somewhere that putting a hot pad on thge scrotum first helps?

The other problem I had was that on the right hand shafy where there is a bend/kink in the cyclinder - just like a kink in a garden hose - has been quite sore, and when you feel it, it feels a bit stiff and bumby. Again he said that it woulkd be OK as it softens and settles over time.

He said it was too early to start cycling ( I am 10 days in now) although he did deflate it a little which is more comfortable.

I have an appointment at the end of the month to learn how to inflate/deflate and start cycling then.

Overall I am really glad so far that I went ahead with it. It was far less painful than I thought it would be, and am looking forward to being able to use it in due course. For now, patience is the order of the day.

Best wishes
Male, 64, suffers from ED, hypertension, elevated cholesterol, type II diabetes, Sleep Apnea, and Hypogonadtropism
Getting a Coloplast Titan Implant Early April. Surgeon Mr David Ralph, London.

Spikepork
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Re: Repositioning Coloplast Titan pump

Postby Spikepork » Thu Apr 05, 2018 3:00 pm

Hi there. Youbare bang on track. I had similar issues with the link/bend you describe. But at 4 months it’s now all but gone and no discomfort which I did find quite bad at times. I used to put a couple of pumps in to help. No longer need to do that. Didn’t have the pump stick to the testicle but did have what seemed like the pump irritating my right but. That too has now all but gone. It’s a day by day process. Some seem to fly though without issue and some have issues like you describe. It WILL ease. And then the fun will start. Trust
Me.
Now Implanted 9/12/17. 52 years old with ED for over 20 years. Tried all the pills and injections. Update. Implanted with Titan 22 + 1. by DR Ralph Dec 9th London. Now in recovery and at 3 months feeling the journey was worth the pain.


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