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TURP without RE

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uncklefester
uncklefester

OK don't get excited because of my thread title. That said I could swear a few days ago I read on this forum of a TURP procedure that did not effect normal ejaculation. It was called non RE TURP. or something like that Was this being discussed here or was I dreaming? 

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  • grant66038
    grant66038 uncklefester

    Posted

    I had the TURP operation earlier this year, February 8th.

    I never really had retrograde ejaculation severely. What I did have has now disappeared and the line pressure is back to normal.

    The last symptoms or reminders of the operation were back in July with blood in the semen.

    All good.

    The blockage and difficulty urinating is gone and my bladder is better behaved than before.

    • kenneth1955
      kenneth1955 grant66038

      Posted

      You say that now it disappeared and the line pressure is back to normal.  What does that mean??  Ken
    • uncklefester
      uncklefester grant66038

      Posted

      Thanks for the reply. How was the prostae tissue removed? Did you have the old style TURP or was tissue removed with a laser or something else
    • uncklefester
      uncklefester grant66038

      Posted

      Grant, Sounds like you're one of the lucky ones  I'm happy for you. 

  • scotty52
    scotty52 uncklefester

    Posted

    Had my laser turp on July 25th. First 3 weeks was painful as anything i have ever had, but stream is good, voiding well and much to my surprise and amazement, no retro ejaculation. Not as strong as before but still good.
    • kenneth1955
      kenneth1955 scotty52

      Posted

      Your a lucky man.  Most of the time when they do a turp they destroy the bladder neck.  Good Doctor...Take care  Ken
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