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Yankeegame
Yankeegame

When are you able to begin having sex after a Urolift procedure with no catheter.

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  • kenneth1955
    kenneth1955 Yankeegame

    Posted

    Hello  My doctor told me to wait 4 weeks.  I waited 10 days.  Had a very intense orgasm.  Some blood but went away.  It is really up to you and how you feel  Take care  Ken. 
  • Anonymous111
    Anonymous111 Yankeegame

    Posted

    So when did you have the procedure?

    Are you able to urinate without catheter?

     

    • Yankeegame
      Yankeegame Anonymous111

      Posted

      I didn’t have a catheter. I was able to urinate right after the procedure. Within 36-48 hours there was no blood in my urine.
  • carl91171
    carl91171 Yankeegame

    Posted

    I had the procedure six weeks ago and had sex after 3 weeks. However, I've had to self-cathe since the procedure. The urologist said he was surprised I couldn't urinate but that it would come back spontaneously in a month or two.

  • Riverkilt
    Riverkilt Yankeegame

    Posted

    Been two years since my Urolift.  Love it.  Don't recall how long before sex, but it wasn't long.  Two things - found I ejaculated like a teenager again - was off Flomax then, and for a few weeks you can feel the "inserts" when you come.  Probably from the muscles that do the ejaculation work.  Not painful - just different.

    • kenneth1955
      kenneth1955 Riverkilt

      Posted

      Good evening Riverkilt had mine all most 3 years.  Orgasm are more intense Ken 
    • Yankeegame
      Yankeegame Riverkilt

      Posted

      Thanks for the information. Do you remember how long it took to feel all the positive effects? Also, how many times did you wake up at night before the procedure and do you wake up at night now?

      Thanks

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