Patient's question:
I have severe premature ejaculation and want to get an inflatable implant. How much does it cost? Can I still ejaculate? Do I have a sense of feeling? Are there any side effects? I am not divorced yet and don't have a wife.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction patients who undergo penile implant insertion also face the risk of recurrence during medication prevention work, commonly seen in inflatable implants. This manifests as complete twisting of the connecting tube, leakage, device failure preventing inflation or deflation, cylinder or reservoir rupture, and limited spindle-shaped cylinders, among others. These mechanical failures interfere with the patient's sexual ability. Most of these issues can be resolved through repairs, but if the surgical instrument damage is severe, it may require replacement. It is not necessary if it is not particularly serious.