APOLOGIZE
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I am writing this to apologize for the last post. I did not write it to mislead anyone about women. We all work hard to have a good life. I wrote it to say that a man has it harder when it come to medical problems in there private area. A women can have it fix much quicker then a man. When a man has a problem going to the bathroom it is much harder to fix because there can be other problem that can come up when fixing that problem Thais is all I one trying to say Have a good day Ken
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cartoonman kenneth1955
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Thanks Ken, and may I add...
It is rather ironic, than in a society that undeniably is more patriarchal in nature, where men have all sorts of documented adventages, that the issues we discuss here are treated in what seems to this observer/recipient, too often shabby, uninformed ways.
It starts with TURP-as-the-Gold-Standard, and continues with, "Of course you'll be able to pee and have sex like you used to!"
Incontinence and ED, experienced by many on this forum, are rarely presented as real and present dangers with many of the options available. Those mostly male Urologists just seem to breeze along, with old information, and often repsenting false information to unsuspecting patients.
Thanks again, Ken.
stinger212 cartoonman
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kenneth1955 cartoonman
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That is true they all say the same thing. There will be no problem or change But cutting away at the prostate does cause problem. There are so many vein and nerves attached to the prostate it does cause a problem. I am happy that there are some new procedure coming up put you have to watch what you have. My doctor has just started doing rezum there is a chance of 10% retro because the steam will distroy the tissue of the semminal vessals because it is tissue. The steam can't detect from the prostate or the vessal. I have ask if they can only do the right side and leave the left alone. He told me if that is what the patient wants that is what he will do but he as to tell them that they would not get the full avantage of the treatment. 2 men on here did it and they were fine. I feel we should make the treatment fix us not the other way around. Take care Enjoy the rest of your sunday Ken
richard11472 kenneth1955
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zdzislaw kenneth1955
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Ken, don't worry, my wife thinks the same!
kenneth1955 zdzislaw
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jimjames kenneth1955
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Hi Ken,
I didn't find anything offensive or needing an apology in your last post, but maybe I'm not as politically correct as I should be
Jim
kenneth1955 jimjames
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zdzislaw jimjames
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zdzislaw kenneth1955
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Waffalobill kenneth1955
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I found nothing you said offensive. It's true.
jimjames kenneth1955
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Is that post still around? I looked for it again and couldn't find it.
Jim
Waffalobill jimjames
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I don't see it
kenneth1955 jimjames
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jimjames kenneth1955
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Jim
Waffalobill kenneth1955
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I don't get it. Was nothing wrong with the post.
kenneth1955 jimjames
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I don't have one. It was taking off within 24 hours...I don't think there was anything in it that was not right. It was all true Ken
kenneth1955 Waffalobill
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Waffalobill kenneth1955
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Not at all. I understand women have high maintenance parts, to put it bluntly. But it's true when it comes to men, there's little to no choices in terms of docs and options. Just talking about men's issues is almost a taboo. Seems most of our options can lead to no orgasm, no desire, ED, RE, all kinds of issues and the medical profession doesn't seem to feel it's a issue either because of age or the desire to be able to pee and sleep all night.
kenneth1955 Waffalobill
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