I'm having a problem with leaking throughout the day!
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I am an active 71 yr. old. I had a TURP done May 3, 2016. Surgery went well, cath was removed the next day. My flow (urunation) is very strong and complete. However, I am experiencing what I call the dribbles throughout the day. Is this normal? I'm hoping that one day soon, my bladder sphincter will return to normal.
Looking forward to hearing from those of you that have experience my dilema and what was the outcome.
Thanks....
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Supertractorman john61345
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John, My TURP was Dec 2015, still dribbling day and night, and can't pass a running tap or waterfall without an accident. No erections or ejaculation either but am going for Physio on Monday with investigation of Pelvic Floor exercises as can't even get my penis to move. Hope you have more success than me.
David
john61345 Supertractorman
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David,
Thank you for your follow up.
I have not experienced the dribbles at night and I have no problem with erections and ejaculation. Just day time dribbles.
Let's see if we hear form others. Maybe they can help us some answers.
Here's hoping that your physical therapy will help you with your issues!
GOOD LUCK!
John...
surfman012 john61345
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john61345 surfman012
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Thanks, Syd...I like the idea of, "there maybe light at the end of this tunnel".
I do like my coffee in the AM and I have related some of my morning dribbles to the coffee when it seems more active. I should try going without to see what happens.
Again, thank you for your feed back.
John...
ted10698 john61345
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john61345 ted10698
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Thank you for your input!
robin25259 john61345
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Robin
john61345 robin25259
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Hi Robin, I look forward to the next step of "drops". My dribbling problem requires me to use a pad and it's a problem.
Thanks for the your encouragement.
John...
tim07875 john61345
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John,
What you are experiencing is not unusual. When you have a TURP, you lose quite a bit of the muscle control, especially over your bladder, and the ability to control it, thus the fact that right after the TURP, you're running to a bathroom with no bladder control at all. I had a TURP in October of 2015, and I concentrated on doing a stomach and lower bladder exercise called a "Kegal". Look it up. Pretty much it's like tightening your lower bladder area when you are trying to urinate, as if you are trying to stop the flow. Don't do Kegals when you are actually voiding, but while lying down, watching TV etc. I would do 10 repetitions, then rest, 10 more, rest. etc. Once you strengthen that area down there, the dribbles should cease and you'll be a happy guy. I had the exact same issue, Kegals fixed it.
ted10698 tim07875
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kenneth1955 john61345
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lester90053 john61345
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Supertractorman john61345
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David