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steven43881
steven43881

Alligagater forcepts were used to remove bladder stones from my bladder neck during Turp. Is this safe?

   Steve

 

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  • scurry
    scurry steven43881

    Posted

     I can't tell you how safe or unsafe the procedure of using the forcepts would be; however, I do recommnend to start using serrapeptase, nattokinase and thiosinaminum to help remove and or prevent scar tissue.  You DO NOT want scar tissue to form at the bladder neck.  I had this problem after TURP and had a second operation to cut the scar tissue away.  I am trying to prevent future blockage due to scar tissue.  Do your research.  These herbal products are VERY popular in Japan (nattokinase) and Europe (Serrapeptase).  I recommend going on-line to the Arthur Andrew Medical site to order these product/s.  Good luck, but be PROACTIVE!!!

  • steven43881
    steven43881

    Posted

    I had the procedure 6 years ago and am still having problems. Do you think the serrapeptase would help.
  • scurry
    scurry steven43881

    Posted

    It would'nt hurt.  Do some research on homeopathic sites.  See the benefits of the herbs I mentioned which are enzymes that cleanse the blood.

    • steven43881
      steven43881 scurry

      Posted

      Thank you so much, my friend. I will try this. I just want my life back ?

           Steve

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