TOPIC: PMMA become soft?

I have Linnea Safe, and I don't think it's a different PMMA except for the vector. After the infection, I suffer from chronic inflammation. It's been a year, and I've undergone numerous checks and tests to monitor the situation. The latest Doppler ultrasound showed excess lymphatic fluid, and I'll need to repeat an MRI. I've taken several courses of Medrol (cortisone) with little success, and two three-month courses of Lenidase (a microcirculation supplement). I haven't seen any significant improvements. Furthermore, it's not easy to find a Urologist who understands PMMA because I'm in Europe, and when they didn't know how to help me, they made me feel guilty, reminding me that PMMA in the penis is illegal in Europe, and I chose to have these problems. It's hard to find a solution when problems arise.

Its difficult - but there are doctors in Europe. Many years ago - before I got PMMA - I even got in touch with them. Just in case - I ever would have an emergency

If it's not a problem for you, I'll write to you privately to ask who you turned to, I didn't think I would have problems with PMMA.

So you're saying the PMMA moves with the outer skin then, it is not "glued" to the immobile Buck's fascia ?

It's still possible to stroke the skin of the penis if the circ is not too tight ?

Thx again