Surgery went well!

Posted by drcopp @drcopp, May 8 7:34am

Hello All:
My surgery went well yesterday, using narcotics only at night to sleep, minor pain with catheter at tip of penis, using a cold pack for incisions and taking my usual medicines. My wife was a major positive, helping me to get things that I needed.
I had some balance stuff at first, but that is clearing. My dr. said my core will burn and feel like a did a million reps of exercise.
Thank you for your support!

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@michaelhh thanks Michael but do you use capsules or powder? Four weeks before my procedure.

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@layingthegroundwork I used miralax mid-day mixed in with juice or gatorade and one stool softener docolax pill at bedtime.

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Another one here speaking out in favor of the pump. I was instructed to do as described above; pump (slowly!) out just to where it barely starts to feel uncomfortable, hold it for two minutes, then release it and wait 30 seconds, then repeat for five erections. Takes about 15 minutes total.

I’ve lost absolutely zero length (or girth), which I put down to the skill of the surgeon and the use of the pump.

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@turtbean
Good to hear! I also haven't lost anything. I do pump, but even before I started that, I didn't notice any loss. My wife didn't either. I do have a dimple just above my penis. Three months out I can get half staff on my own and have satisfactory orgasms. I would have preferred never to have had cancer, but since I did, I'm pretty happy so far with the results.

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Thanks-I plan to get it at the dr. office for $150, start using it once the sutures have healed a few weeks from the surgery on reconnecting the ureter.

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