Pain & Fatigue: Mild to moderate pain in the penis, scrotum, and groin area; gradually subsides after 1 week.
Swelling & Bruising: Common after surgery, reduces after 1–2 weeks.
Incision Discomfort: Tightness, mild itching; improves after a few days to a few weeks.
Infection: Redness, swelling, pus discharge, high fever at the incision site.
Prolonged Bleeding: Bright red blood soaking the bandage for several hours.
Device Malfunction: Inability to achieve erection after pumping, deflation pump not working.
Urinary Retention: Inability to urinate after catheter removal, or painful urination, blood in urine.
Apply ice packs to the scrotum and penis for 15–20 minutes every hour for the first 48 hours to reduce swelling.
Elevate the scrotum when lying down to reduce swelling. Use pain medication as prescribed by your doctor.
Avoid strenuous activities for the first 5 days; do not lift anything heavier than 9 kg (20 lbs) for the first 2 weeks. Avoid positions that put pressure on the scrotum or penis. Gentle walking is encouraged to promote blood circulation.
Start with a liquid and light diet: Clear broth, meat broth, thin porridge, toast, plain yogurt, pulp-free fruit juice.
Avoid difficult-to-digest foods: Limit fried, spicy, and fatty foods, as well as gas-producing foods like beans and cabbage.
Drink plenty of water: Maintain adequate hydration to support digestion and prevent constipation.
Return to a normal diet: When you feel better, you can eat as usual, prioritizing easily digestible foods.
Supplement with protein-rich foods: Lean meat, fish, eggs, tofu help regenerate tissues and restore the body.
Increase intake of vegetables and fruits: Provide essential vitamins and minerals for wound healing.
Alcoholic and caffeinated beverages: Alcohol, beer, and coffee can affect the recovery process and interact with medications.
Gas-producing foods: Beans, cabbage, onions can cause digestive discomfort.
Fast food and processed foods: Often contain high levels of salt and unhealthy fats.
Eat small, frequent meals: Eating 5–6 small meals a day helps the digestive system function more efficiently.
Eat slowly and chew thoroughly: Helps reduce pressure on the digestive system and improves nutrient absorption.
Monitor your body’s reactions: If abnormal symptoms such as nausea or diarrhea occur, contact your doctor.
Usually after 4–6 weeks, once the incision has healed and your doctor gives you permission.
No. Sensation and the ability to achieve orgasm are usually not affected.
No. The device is placed entirely inside the body and is not noticeable externally.
Approximately 15–20 years, depending on the type of device and how it is used.
Yes. The device allows for on-demand erections and does not limit the frequency of intercourse.
Contact your surgeon immediately for examination and timely management.
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