I’m on my 3rd day after my surgery and I just wanted to ask a few questions for those who either ahead of me on the recovery timeline or are long past it.
How long did it take for the glands of the head to become less sensitive?
I have what looks like to be scabbing/dried blood near some of the stitching, is this normal or will it become a problem as the stitches try to fall out/dissolve?
Lastly, how long was it before you could comfortably wear any sort of clothing again?
Any help given would be greatly appreciated
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Hey brother I’m on a month today i didn’t wear ANY underwear for a week I literally stayed in bed because it was that swollen and sensitive after a week I put some baggy boxers on it was still really sensitive and would only really put them on if I needed to but then I went back to work after 2 weeks and felt ALOT better i meen I’m on a month now and you can tell the head has dried it’s self out a lot but still a little sensitive if I catch the top of it but I would say once the stitches are out and the swelling goes down abit it becomes less sore. I had sex last night for the first time with a condom tho and had a wank after 2 weeks so don’t worry everything will all become good I remember when I first had mine and I thought it was the worst thing ever I literally thought my life was over because of how sensitive it was but believe me bro time is the best healer it a few weeks u will be alryt again and it will be all behind it trust me mate hope this helps abit
Thanks for the reply mate, last 2 days I’ve tried wearing loose boxers and yeah it’s not pleasant but maybe it’ll help the progress. Knowing your pretty much back to normal in two weeks is very reassuring though so thank you for sharing and yeah these last few days have been very rough but like you said time is the best healer. Thanks again man
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