When to start the program (pump viagra)

Im am a little slow and need it spelled out a little. I had my RP 6-15 cath out 6-28. I am still using Diapers 5-6 a day filling them. Working on Kegals. I know everybody is different but when should I start using the drugs and pump???? should I wait until I am down to a dribble?? just using a pad? I heard that could be around week 10? I hear people saying they started using at 5 weeks. I ma afraid if try now I will pee all over everything. Not my idea of sexy? My insurance will not cover anything pills or Pump I am going to order the ones I have seen on this board from India and I am going to research the pump on the website I read about here on this site also vitality medical. I wish my insurance covered something but I talked to them today and they said no sexual dysfunction is covered no matter why. Please help the slow guy out I am ready and wa
waiting. It is my wedding anniversary and I we are going to a movie. My daughter said it is funny it is a 2 diaper movie. She is as mean as I am. God bless her. This will be a very different anniversary

I have read literature pro and con about penile rehabilitation. The following review is written by and for urologists and so is not an easy read, but it does cite most of the literature that I have found.

Should penile rehabilitation become the norm following radical prostatectomy?

www.cua.org/CUAJ-JAUC/Vol3-no1/13-pointcounter-brock-feb-09.pdf

Perhaps most amazing is the final conclusion
"if I had a prostatectomy today, I have
no doubt that I would be starting my penile rehabilitation
protocol tomorrow."

My surgeon started me on rehab the night before my surgery. Who will ever know if made any difference for me, but as you can see in my profile it didn't hurt! I looked long and hard for the best surgeon I could find. He is renowned here in Germany, has researched and published on the issue and was convinced as a result of this work that penile rehab has to start ASAP. Of course, it is not intended to have you back in the game with your catheter still in, but the articles he showed me indicated that getting the blood flowing again makes a difference in mid and long-term recovery of function. You don't have to tackle one problem and then the next - rehab can be done parallel with continence training without getting in the way of it. Whatever the different opinions on it, no one says it does any harm. And ADC takes away the cost problem, so why not??????