Vascularized prostate?
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Someone mentioned their prostate was Vascularized ( is that word ) and that might be a reason their PAE procedure wasn't successful. I can't find the post so I'll ask in a new discussion. How would it be detremined if you have a very vascular prostate? Would it show up a CT scan?
Thanks Unc
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exwhyzed uncklefester
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I am a 56 year old. I would be interested to know of any treatment that can be recommended for a vascularised prostate. My prostate was only 40 cc but 18 months ago began to blled and I constantly had gross amounts of blood in urine and semen ever since. I had many scans, MRI, two cystosocopy, went on Dupdart, with urologists believing it was a bleeding prostate. So I had a PAE and whilst the prostate decreased in size and uirinary problems improved there was no improvemnt in bleeding. I then about 6 months later had a second PAE which seemed to be successful but the blood has returned today after just one month.
uncklefester exwhyzed
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I feel your pain brother. I've had similar problems to yours. I assume the uros have not been able to pin down the source of the bleeding? I called uro last week and asked them to contact the radiologist that did my CT scans and ask him details about possible bleeding site in my prostate and bladder. I'll know in a week or so when I go to my next appointment. Just curious, do you get large clots also?
exwhyzed uncklefester
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No. I never have passed large clots.
I had CT scans, MRI, two cystoscopy and two PAE. The urologists say my bleeding is coming from the prostate. For 18 months I have had a lot of blood in urine and in semen, which has ruined any chance of having a relationship. After two PAE's I dont really know what to do next.
uncklefester exwhyzed
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I bleed off and on for the past year. Whem I bleed, I pass l;arge clots, and quite a bit of blood. I'm tenatively going to have HOLEP surgery in January. At 59, the retrograde ejaculation isn't an issue for me. There are some here that preach against any surgery that causes RE, I respect that. For me, I would like my life to return to normal. HOLEP seems to provide a path there. Although there is a urology center in my area participating in the Aquablation trials. I think I will look into it. It doesn't hurt to ask.
uncklefester exwhyzed
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I forgot to mention, with the bleeding I steered away from PAE figuring there no guarantee they would get the source of the bleeding. Urolift only compresses the prostate so I don't think that would help.
ben27324 uncklefester
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Hello,
Had any of you have in the past other operations in the lower abdomen like hernia or scrotal repair?
I have heard that such operations may disrupt the blood circulation in the area and may cause congestion in the prostate , or direct more blood and dihydrotestesterone towards the prostate causing it to enlarge and have more vascularization.
I have searched about this subject but did not find valuable results.
Ben
uncklefester ben27324
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ben27324 uncklefester
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I did not find support for their theory around the web.Maybe more research is needed.
I would like to know whether those men who have bleeding on top of bph have had hernia operations or similar that might affect the blood circulation and cause congestion that lead to over vascularization of the prostate.
Ben
uncklefester ben27324
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I have not had visible blood in my urine since December 2016 Thank God. Very unsettling when you're peeing what looks like pure blood. I did have a 30mm cyst on my kidney. Not sure if that was where bleeding was coming from. Uro said probably not because clots were blobs not stringy