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Posted 5/27/2009 1:10 AM (GMT 0)
I had non-nerve sparing de vinci surgery done in March.  Although I know I will not get erections in the future, I have experience feelings which with stimulation have lead to orgasm.  This is a one man show.  When I do this, I feel what is close to pain in the penis and scrotum.  Have any of you experienced this reaction?  Is there any reason I should not do this?
Posted 5/27/2009 3:03 AM (GMT 0)
Yes Charlie. If my recollection is correct, shortly after surgery, orgasm seemed to feel to be somewhat of a mixture of "the agony and the ecstasy". However any feeling of discomfort at the moment of truth vanishes with the passing of time, but I must say it is definitely my experience that the ecstasy now is more intense than pre-surgery.
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Bill
Posted 5/27/2009 3:14 AM (GMT 0)
I'm about as far from surgery as you are. My urethra still has some tenderness from the catheter but not pain. Nothing else even close to pain. Did you have pain in the scrotum just after surgery? If so you might still be healing there. I wish I had something more definite to help you.
Posted 5/27/2009 11:54 PM (GMT 0)
I didn't have the pain, but I have read here of others who have, and it seems to pass with time. But if in doubt, check with your doctor that it is OK to continue.

Musterbation is good therapy, and along with pump and injections, helps to keep everything working until we recover natural erections. Yes I know for the non-nerve-spared, there is only slim chance, but let's live in hope. Have you ever wondered why a slim chance and a fat chance are the same thing? :-)

Like Billy, I find orgasms longer and more intense than before surgery, so there is an added reason to continue!
Posted 5/28/2009 9:48 PM (GMT 0)
As most men have found out to their great surprise, it is not necessary to have an erection in order to achieve orgasm. It may take a little longer, but anyone who wants to test the plumbing has found that they're still in the game.

Unless the testicle's are removed, it's ED and not OD (Orgasm dysfunction).

I would agree that the pain comes from the area still healing.

It's not for everybody, but trimex or some other therapy may be in order if you asked your Dr.

I'm 15 month's out from RRP and still haven't seen Junior come to attention, and that's with the right nerve's spared.
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