A genuinely terrible surgeon.
I have bad luck in general and even worse when it comes to doctors.
I was diagnosed with a pelvic fracture after a motorcycle accident. I decided to consult with Dr. Kieckbusch after an unfortunate recommendation from a nurse in the local emergency room. Dr. Kieckbusch was a little too eager to perform surgery--which should have been a red flag for me--even though I wasn't in very much pain, and I now question if my initial diagnosis was even correct.
Fast forward to post surgery in the hospital: After waking up, I immediately think something is terribly wrong. I'm in excruciating pain and begging my wife to go find the doctor. Kieckbusch informs us that the level of pain I'm experiencing is completely normal after surgery and opts to increase my pain meds. I grind my teeth and somehow make it through the four day hospital stay.
One week after surgery, and I KNOW something is wrong. My morning erections are pointing straight down (that's right, DOWN) and send pain radiating throughout my entire body. For the first time in my life I'm actually dreading the thought of having a boner.
Three weeks post surgery: After seeing my family doctor and then a urologist, it turns out that two screws had come loose from Kieckbusch's surgery and were most likely jingling around in my pelvic cavity the entire time without him knowing or caring. Even worse, the urologist told me that Kieckbusch damaged my penile suspensory ligaments during the surgery, which explained the painful and wonky erections I'd been having ever since.
Oh, and here's the best part--the urologist tells me that after repairing the damage to my suspensory ligaments, I'll lose at least an inch of length and probably still have less erection stability than I'm used to. No more cowgirl for me. I'm struggling not to cry as I type this... read more