PROCEDURES INFORMATION
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Hello there men. Most of you guys know me for this site. Have nothing to do but rest after my procudure so I am reading alot of papers and post on Surgical Treatments for BPH ...... I read this on Prostate net. Health Center. I don't know if men read up on the diffrent procedures before then have them or just take the word of there doctor that this is what you need. Do you know that 9 surgical procedure cause 3 or more problems. From retro ejaculation, urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction and a few others. So to fix one problem they give you 3 or more. To me that does not sound fare. We want the BPH fix not more problems. Sometime they only last a few weeks but sometime they can last longer. Retro is forever. We as men have to stick together. Sometime surgery is the only answer but you have to get the information on what ever you feel is right for you but before you have any procedure there are other procedure that a new and worth the time to try. Urolift is very good for some that is what I had. PAE works well for many men Rezum is a great option. These three that I just told you about have less side effects. Which men are looking for. And if you don't want to do any procedure there is CIC which works good and after a while your bladder will get back to normal. There are many men on here that picked CIC instead of having a surgery or one of the other option which these man are the ones to ask. Your urologist is a very well educated person but I think they forget we are people too not just a number. Our bodys were giving to use to take care of and we have to take control of them. We should not have to give up anything just to maybe pee a little better. I have been in retention and had to be catheter because of bleeding. But before I had the emergency exploratory surgery I would not let him touch me because they did not know why. I was still bleeding but it took him 20 minutes to sign a paper that my prostate was not to be cut for any reason. And the 2 nurses witness it. They I sign for the surgery. I will protect my prostate to the end. Sorry I got off tract. All I am saying is what ever you decide please get information on anything you may pick. Get a few option and try everything to protect your body. With all the new procedures that are out there ther may be one for you. Please men take control I'm sorry but I had to write this. Men years ago did not talk about this. You should talk to a friend or even someone with the same problem It helps to talk. We all need someone to talk to. You may be able to take to your wife but sometime a man needs another man to talk to. Go on that site I mention they have a detailed list on all the procedures the information is good to know. May all of you have good heath and a Merry Christmas Ken
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Howard31850 kenneth1955
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kenneth1955 Howard31850
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Thank You All I'm trying to do is help. Informantion is the key Take care Ken
wally5 kenneth1955
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MK51151 wally5
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Wally5,
yes I was happy with my orgasm after TURP. It was very intense, long lasting and very satisfying without mess and time to orgasm was much longer then before TURP. No incontinece and had an erection while catheter was in. I was not talking any ED drugs. Just natural erections.
I had a sex on post op day 14 and 3x in 6 hours and I was not in my thirties. Who wouldn't like that.
Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with PCa and had RP.
That procedure changed my sex life for ever.
MK
kenneth1955 wally5
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Wally5. That is why I keep trying to help. You have to take control the problem. Your PSA is only 3.8ast summer my 4.0 and my urologist d that was normal.had my done last month and it's 0.7 he's very happy change doctor and don't rush into anything.hae once it done it's done Take care Ken
BobbyT wally5
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I am 61,
my PSA IS 3.33
FREE PSA IS 34%
probability of cancer less than 8%
As for motives to recommend a procedure, of course there is an economic incentive. Like all of those kids who were circumcised and had tonsils out and had ear drum tubes inserted sometimes it was overused and many had the procedure done who could have lived fine without it. Doctors are human beings with bills to pay and services to sell. To a surgeon everytihng can be solved with surgery. To an internist it can be solved with a pill. At AUA conferences doctors disagree as to what constitutes the best remedy. All a matter of perspective.
kenneth1955 BobbyT
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