PE exercises after inflatable implant

Hi,

I’m new here and am looking for advice. I had prostate cancer a few years ago and had surgery to remove it. My potency really never came back after trying everything from pills to injections. I finally got an inflatable implant about year ago. (An AMS 700). Before the implant procedure, I used both a pump 2X a day coupled with a traction stretcher for a couple of hours for about a month or so based on what I read on a prostate cancer forum that indicated this would help to get the largest size implant possible to “fit.” Anyway, even after the implant, I am about an inch or so shorter in length than prior to my prostate surgery. Does anybody have any experience with how PE exercises might work, or perhaps shouldn’t be done at all, after having an inflatable implant? Thanks.

Welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear about the cancer, but it sounds as thought you’ve got it under control.

Re: the PE exercises. I’m not certain, but my instinct tells me it would probably be a bad idea. I’d strongly encourage you to visit with the surgeon and or the urologist who worked with you during the cancer treatment. I don’t think you want to risk damaging anything. Good luck and keep us posted how you’re doing.

I read over at franktalk.org that pumping during the succeeding 18 months after the operation helps to stretch the penis. They recommend pumping up the implant before entering the pump cylinder. When pumped up in the cylinder, completely release the implant pump to avoid any issues with the implant. If you have not already checked out franktalk, it would be a good idea to read through the Implant Forum.

Thanks! I’ve been on Franktalk but did not see anything like what you’re describing. I’ll go back and look closer.