Male Health Question: Penile Implants.
I am a 73 year old male who had an acute ischemic stroke in October 2016. Prior to my stroke I had no problem getting erections, but after my stroke I could not longer achieve one. ED medications did not work. Ironically, I could still achieve orgasms, mostly from oral sex. I had adjusted to a semi-celibate life until I has to have prostate surgery (luckily I am not at risk for prostate cancer because of my very low PSA number) and my urologist said that my problem could be solved with a three-part penile implant pump.
He explained, to me, how the system works; I am an Engineer, so I was impressed at how they system was designed to work. I would like to hear from anyone who has undergone the procedure and hear their opinions.
My prostate was removed in 2004 due to cancer and my ED issues began to develop after that which can happen. I also had the complication of Peyronies Disease which affects some men in my situation. Blood flow ceases to one side and you get a severe bend when erect or partially erect. My urologist recommended a penile implant which was completed in 2006. I had significant pain and discomfort from the pump and tubes that were placed in my scrotum. One tube rubbed against my pelvic bone and it took more than 12 months to settle down. About two years ago the implant failed and is an expensive item to replace, repair or remove. The pump is hard plastic so it can easily interfere with movement, that is, if I crouch quickly and it comes in contact with the seam of the shorts I wear, it is like a sharp rap to the nuts! Some guys love their implants, but if I had my time over I would not have endured this invasive surgery. I haven't decided what to do about my situation yet, I'm 73 totalky impotent and I would still like to have some sort of sexual contact even if it just touch. Cancer doesn't care.
Apart from the pump mechanism, there is also a semi rigid flexible rod that can be inserted to make the cock straight and hard. This is done manually when required and folded down when not required. No pumps or pumping. Looks very simple. I don't have one but have read about them in medical information. Fortunately after my radical prostatectomy last year I find that I only need a firm cock ring to be able to get erect.
All the best to fellow prostate cancer guys.
Looked into the Penuma "himplant" and had a consultation with Dr. Elist's male enhancement clinic. Men seem to have great results according to patient testimonials I've seen. I'd love to have it done but is expensive as hell and not covered by insurance unfortunately
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