The funny thing is that a lot of crusty older actual men don't give a damn if there are flowers on the package. They have a light pee leak, it gets to the point where they can't ignore it any more, they remember the ads on the TV, liquid is liquid--bingo! Problem solved and now they definitely don't have to talk to a doctor about it.
This is pretty much the opposite of how a pooner approaches things, almost like they're some kind of opposite sex or something.
22yo TiF u/objectiveuserr got a 3.9inch phallo in Turkey earlier this year and is getting fistula after fistula.
Now she's afraid to leave the house as she might leak piss. Link |Archive
Im 22, had rff earlier this year and im having urethral complications i had fistulas and i had a surgery to fix that. 1 one them didnt close and i sometimes (rarely) leak pee so i will have another surgery but my surgeon says if its an easy surgery that he will fix it easily, if its more complicated (he told me why it can be more complicated but its so long and hard to explain) the success of the surgery would be %70-80 and even if the surgery had success the fistula might repeat. So im a little sad and depressed. After rff i had 2 surgeries related to urinal complications and it looks like i have a few more.
After everythings successfully finished the chances of the fistula repeating makes me so scared. I feel like these surgeries are holding me back to achieve my dreams and live my life. Im skeptical about going out and worried all the time if i will leak. Will i be having surgeries for years? Anyone who had the same issues i did? What can i do?
Some TiFs get into a circular routine of getting an fistula ----> fixing a fistula ---> fails and reopens ---> return to step 1.
I know that fistulas anywhere on the body are hard to fix and are always weaker but I can't help but think some of these surgeons are being incompetent on purpose. Other surgeons won't understand the mutilated anatomy so it basically guarantees that the original surgeon will get the TiF to return to get it fixed. Easy money.
22yo TiF u/objectiveuserr got a 3.9inch phallo in Turkey earlier this year and is getting fistula after fistula.
Now she's afraid to leave the house as she might leak piss. Link |Archive
Im 22, had rff earlier this year and im having urethral complications i had fistulas and i had a surgery to fix that. 1 one them didnt close and i sometimes (rarely) leak pee so i will have another surgery but my surgeon says if its an easy surgery that he will fix it easily, if its more complicated (he told me why it can be more complicated but its so long and hard to explain) the success of the surgery would be %70-80 and even if the surgery had success the fistula might repeat. So im a little sad and depressed. After rff i had 2 surgeries related to urinal complications and it looks like i have a few more.
After everythings successfully finished the chances of the fistula repeating makes me so scared. I feel like these surgeries are holding me back to achieve my dreams and live my life. Im skeptical about going out and worried all the time if i will leak. Will i be having surgeries for years? Anyone who had the same issues i did? What can i do?
Some TiFs get into a circular routine of getting an fistula ----> fixing a fistula ---> fails and reopens ---> return to step 1.
I know that fistulas anywhere on the body are hard to fix and are always weaker but I can't help but think some of these surgeons are being incompetent on purpose. Other surgeons won't understand the mutilated anatomy so it basically guarantees that the original surgeon will get the TiF to return to get it fixed. Easy money.
I can't believe this mad woman went to Turkey for phalo. Everyone in Europe knows someone with a Turkish Surgery Horror Story, I know one girl that got new teeth and is now in constant pain forever until all of her teeth eventually fall out. Turkish doctors are also super evasive with aftercare on regular surgeries... Jesus.
With an incontinent male, you can wrap a Chux/absorbent underpad around the penis and tuck it like a burrito. Works best if you cut a little hole in the middle of the Chux. Now if you're lucky, when he pees you can change just the burrito and clean just the penis without having to roll him side to side, wipe his bottom and disturb his sleep more.
You really have to know your pee-r. The dick burrito is good for sleepy men who don't fit the condom catheters but still have at least a little bit of penis showing outside of their body. It's usually not great for guys who like to tug on their penises, but sometimes it works really well for that because the penis can move separately from the body. (Not talking about masturbators, just the guys who like to grab their penis now and then for luck but always end up getting it to aim just outside of the brief, then fall asleep and soak the bed.)
Anyway, the QuickChange people have paid attention and are marketing a scaled-down, custom-cut pad specifically for wrapping the penis like a temaki roll.
Ah, piss pockets. God, the memories of care homes. I told my kids when I get demented to just dump me at the Lombardi Plaza in Jersey. That's guaranteed to end my life in a better fashion than a grandparent grove.
I know that fistulas anywhere on the body are hard to fix and are always weaker but I can't help but think some of these surgeons are being incompetent on purpose. Other surgeons won't understand the mutilated anatomy so it basically guarantees that the original surgeon will get the TiF to return to get it fixed. Easy money.
While yes, going to Hassan's 24hr Chop-Shop for your addadicktomy is probably not the best choice, just fucking around with your urogenital systems for fun is one of the stupidest things imaginable. Bladder infections can kill you, or go back into your kidneys and kill them. Who doesn't look at dialysis and think "fuck yeah, give me some of that!"
Women's bladders are quite literally set up to function best with a short urethra, guy's bladders and prostates exist to help with the longer urethra. Plus, urethras are not just arm skin rolled into a sausage and left to slowly become that creepy weirdness you usually only see under casts with added uric acid residue, i.e. a rotdog. It doesn't seem to matter if you go to the highest ranked doctor in the world or to the clinic that might repossess a kidney while you're under, both seem to have the same likelyhood of fistulas.
Has anyone heard of this? Fat trans people getting Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension?
Intracranial Hypertension is a build-up of fluid in the brain, which can be quite painful, leads to bad headaches and potentially blindness. It's serious. These obese trans people are getting it because they are fat and because of the hormones they are taking. It isn't something that is normally all that common. Yet apparently more and more are getting it.
What I heard was that a lot of doctors are finding them very difficult patients because many will refuse to acknowledge there could be any harm from the hormones they are taking. Apparently, some even resort to finding doctors who'll regularly drain fluid from their spins.
Of course they are then miserable as the condition and treatments aren't doing much. Yet they won't stop taking the hormones. So yeah, someone was telling me about this the other day. Very alarmed and unhappy at the whole situation.
Neither them nor their supposedly medically qualified butchers know how lethal it can be. If your intracranial pressure is high, you don't drain it through the spine. Also it can't be easy to do a lumbar puncture to a hambeast.
If these insane women want to commit suicide by refusing treatment to a serious condition, it is on them; but if they bring someone else down with them (even if it is a unscrupulous quack) it is just bad form.
Neither them nor their supposedly medically qualified butchers know how lethal it can be. If your intracranial pressure is high, you don't drain it through the spine. Also it can't be easy to do a lumbar puncture to a hambeast.
If these insane women want to commit suicide by refusing treatment to a serious condition, it is on them, but bringing someone else down with them (even if it is a unscrupulous quack) is just bad form.
It was definitely told to me by someone who really was not happy about the insanity around this. Who is in the medial profession. Maybe I misremembered, but they definitely mentioned some found a doctor to drain them. I'm pretty sure they said spinal fluid. I was very busy trying to remember so I could post here.
Jesus Christ, lumbar punctures hurt, and are dangerous to perform on fat, willfully retarded morons. There is no fucking way I would ever utter the phrase "Yes doc, stab me in the back. Right in the spinal cord." I'd rather get a camera rammed down my throat, no lube.
Cerebrospinal fluid? It’s all the same system really. You can actually drain pressure in the head for IIH via a lumbar puncture, for IIH it’s usually how they do it acutely then they’d put a shunt in longer term.
Don’t know if you’ve ever had a spinal tap but fucking hell, they’re not fun. The willingness of trannies to undergo procedures most people quail at is bizarre
I’m now about 5 months post op and I hardly check the phallo community anymore, I also feel more disconnected from the ftm groups I was previously in and from my trans identity as a whole. I can now understand referring to phallo as the “other side” as I feel like I’ve gone over the “t” in ftm and as 98% of my dysphoria has dissipated since stage 1 there aren’t any pressing reminders that I’m trans anymore. I’ve been stealth for a few years, in my early 20s, have changed all legal documents to male along with my legal name, been on T for a while, had top surgery and a hysto and now have a penis. I never thought I would get here and it feels wild to actually be at the end, but it feels normal. What used to be negative has now turned into a contentment that allows me to live my life without constantly thinking of my body.
Attn: old people: this is the new name for pseudotumor cerebri. I'd known this as a condition of spoonies and HAES warriors; maybe if it's affecting dudes women with penises, the most important women now, it'll get more publicity.
Anyway, don't you start with acetazolamide and sodium restriction and weight loss? The diagnostic process includes lumbar puncture, but it's not primarily intended to be therapeutic.
Anyway, don't you start with acetazolamide and sodium restriction and weight loss? The diagnostic process includes lumbar puncture, but it's not primarily intended to be therapeutic.
Diamox and an initial drain if it’s bad/diagnose it. I thought they put a shunt in if it won’t resolve.
Or of course stop talking megadoses of exogenous hormones. Oh silly me, life saving gender affirming care.
Anyway, don't you start with acetazolamide and sodium restriction and weight loss? The diagnostic process includes lumbar puncture, but it's not primarily intended to be therapeutic.
You speak shibboleth here, guyim. You don't ask the genderspecial to restrict anything. They must get some special, dangerous procedure in order to keep chasing that state of euphoric bliss. Asspats and grifting are also integral to the deviant's "treatment pathway"
You were probably pretty out of it if you had meningitis. Yes they hurt. But it’s not the pain that’s the worst, it’s not the worst pain. It’s the feeling of something being shoved where it absolutely should not be. It’s squeamish.
You speak shibboleth here, guyim. You don't ask the genderspecial to restrict anything. They must get some special, dangerous procedure in order to keep chasing that state of euphoric bliss. Asspats and grifting are also integral to the deviant's "treatment pathway"
Maybe we should be letting them inject oestrogen directly into their CSF? For validation purposes?
Troonism is like if addiction, perversion and a personality disorder had a baby with a demonic host. Then took steroids and meth.
In the name of Mengele, this is an experiential trial worthy of government funding. With a large enough cohort (All of them) we should be able to derive a preliminary result from repeated introduction of exogenous hormone into the subdural space. To provide maximum fidelity to the subject's preferred treatment regimen, Onokonoto Pharmacy shall provide both hormone and placebo solutions for this trial.
In the name of Mengele, this is an experiential trial worthy of government funding. With a large enough cohort (All of them) we should be able to derive a preliminary result from repeated introduction of exogenous hormone into the subdural space. To provide maximum fidelity to the subject's preferred treatment regimen, Onokonoto Pharmacy shall provide both hormone and placebo solutions for this trial.