Man With Bionic Penis Reveals Having an Erection for Two Weeks After Surgery (Video)

 

A man fitted with a ‘bionic penis’ - after losing his own in a freak road accident - has revealed he had an erection for two weeks following the surgery. Mohammed Abad lost his penis and testicle when he was run over by a car at age six. But last month surgeons finally fitted him with an eight-inch penis implant.

The contraption - complete with 'on' and 'off' buttons in his testicles to pump it up or deflate it - was made from the flesh of his arm and fitted by surgeons at University College London.

Today Mr Abad gave an honest interview to ITV’s This Morning programme about how his new manhood has changed his life, and how he now hopes to lose his virginity.

The 43-year-old revealed he had an erection for a whole fortnight after the surgery.

"I got out of hospital on the 10th of July and got a train back up to Scotland. I had to keep it erect for two weeks. I had to do that for it to heal, because that’s the way it works. I managed to do something to not get noticed," he told presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

Mr Abad was pushed into the road as a child, falling under a moving car which dragged him for 600 yards, resulting in serious injuries to his genitals and thighs. His penis was completely destroyed, along with his left testicle.

Before having the implant fitted, he admitted he was a nervous wreck. He told This Morning:

"I didn’t want to speak to anybody, I just wanted to get myself away from everybody. I’m filling with tears just talking about it. It really hits a nerve. But now I’ve been through it, I’m comfortable with it. I can talk about it to anybody. It’s [the psychological impact] huge. It’s totally changed my life."

It took surgeons at University College London three years to mould his new penis using skin taken from his arm.

Over the past three years he has had a total of 119 operations and one final 11-hour procedure to fit the inflation system.

Source: Dailymail