I had a TURP done just over 3 years ago for enlarge prostate as I was unable to urinate. It took me about 6 months for it to settle down to get back to some sort of normal . After I got the catheter out a week after the surgery I went for a void test to see if I could urinate naturally , I could so that was great.I also got off the Tamsulosin after about 3 to 4 weeks. After the TURP it was still a challenge to control frequency and urgency for several weeks after that. It's almost a mind over matter thing , your brain is telling you to pee but in reality your bladder is nowhere near needing to be emptied. I had to retrain my brain to be in sync with my bladder by not rushing to pee everytime I got the urge , you just relax and try to hold off and after about 20 seconds the urge dissipated. You continue doing this elongation time each time you get the urge and over about 2 days it's works its way back in sync and improved very slowly over several weeks in my case. My biggest relief was when my urologist told me the prostate reduction tissue was benign after it was tested just after the TURP. The downside though was some ED disfunction which has gotten better but I was left with retrograde ejaculation after the TURP which is a downer as you lose the pleasure of that ejaculation feeling . I did have complications pre procedure as I got sepsis from 2 common e-coli infections in my bloodstream and urine from which I went into septic shock . Thank goodness for the wonderful doctors and nurses who saved my life with their prompt and knowledgeable action without them I would not be here today and doing very well now.
Hello, thanks for your experience, what do you mean with the pleasure of the ejaculating feeling? I remember as a kid when I had no ejaculation it still felt amazing even tho there was no ejaculation. Or do you mean the pleasure of watching it shoot?
Hi question for you please I had TURP surgery back on November 21st, tomorrow will be March 1st but I’m still having frequent urination. Based on your experience is that what you had also or less? Just trying to figure out how long this frequent urination post TURP is going to last
Hi my name is Don I hear what you are saying loud and clear I ordered this owfeel urinal system. It has a bag and tubing, and over your penis and you pee in the tubing into the bag. What I did was took the cloth off held it against me with tighter fitting underwear on and cut a hole in the crotch for the tube to come out instead of getting pinched from inside of your leg. I'm not afraid to leave the house and pissin my pants. Check it out I'm glad I found this. Hope it can be a help to you. I ordered from Amazon
Had this surgery done last January. Nurses kicked me out of the hospital 3 hours after waking up. Sure glad I had it done. Prostate gland was giving me a lot of grief.
I only had a sudden weak stream as my only symptom. Thanks to the "Chyna Plague," it took a year before I got the treatment-----Gleeson 7, 3s & 4s, NO metastasizing, thank God.
@@elultimo102 I had to wait 14 months. No thanks to our wonderful health minister for cancelling all non emergency surgeries. I understand she now has to deal with some lawsuits filed against her. I hope our premier throws her under the bus.
Had a turp procedure in 2021 ! It put me in the hospital with excessive bleeding! Was in for a week. When discharged, I had a Foley catheter for about 2 months! I might be an exception to the normal experience but be aware things can go south without any warning
@@servingcommonsense4379 well, I can go most of the night without a bathroom run! However normal male sexual function is different! No external ejections!
Gentlemen, I just had Aquablation surgery five days ago. I am 47 years old and a bit young to have BPH, but after years on Tamsulosin 0.4 twice a day, my problem continued to worsen. I originally spoke with a urologist who was new to his profession and was going to put me down for the TURP surgery. I decided to get a second opinion. I spoke with another doctor who recommended someone who had done dozens if not hundreds of Aquablation surgeries. I was hospitalized for an overnight, sent home with a catheter, and two days later went back for a void test and had the catheter removed. That was two days ago, and I am doing well. Urine stream is fantastic, but right now there is pain with urination, and there has been since I returned home, but that is expected. I feel like I am healing and recovering very quickly, but maybe that is due to my younger age. I will try to post a follow up in another month or so to let you know how I'm doing. As of right now, I would say anyone with BPH talking to a urologist, see if they do Aquablation, ask how many they have performed. This is not something you want to mess around with, and there is so much less risk with Aquablation versus TURP. I found the site aquablation.com very helpful.
I have the Aquablation tentatively scheduled for Feb. 8th. About 2 years ago, I had the urolift ( 6 bands ). Only had about two months of decent results, but rapidly declined. My urologist discussed aquablation, and the good outcome, even for larger prostates. After another talk with him, and researching for two weeks, I decided to do it. Keep us posted as you can.
@@ronaldowespi I’m not quite sure to be honest. I’m still waiting for that part to stop. It would have to be the trauma of the urethra from the robotic scope or the catheter I would imagine. However some blood clots have come out during the healing process and those can be painful, too.
I had aquablation January 3rd. I agree with you, find a good doctor who does aquablation. Go to a major hospital / instituation. I'm recovering great from aquablation TURP surgery. There was blood in the urine and lots of pain after surgery, but it has all diminished / gone away as expected basically "on schedule". I've resumed going to the gym, golf, and sex all by week 6 after surgery. Only negative is ejaculation is not as pleasurable as before.....hoping this improves over time. P.S. I was in full retention and on a catheter for 3 months prior to the surgery.
TURP two weeks ago. So far so good. Played hockey on day 12 and again today, day 14. Stationary bike for 20 minutes on day 13. Still a little discomfort when urinating, but way better than not being able to go. I just wish that I'd done it before I reached 67 after 10 years on Flomax.
I highly recommend finding a urologist who does the green light laser procedure for less side effects and less bleeding for a same day in and out result.
My body reacted to the Holmium laser used during my prostate surgery and began making crystals in my bladder, prostate and urethra. Doctors didn't know how to stop the growth of the crystals which would break off and block the flow urine. I would pass several of the crystals every day and I had to have surgery on two occasions because I could not pass the crystals and the flow of urine was totally blocked. This was more than two years ago, I now have scar tissue in my bladder, prostate and urethra. I am much worst now than before the surgery. I would never recommend using a laser for prostate surgery!
@@ronaldowespi the crystals were the result of my body's reaction to the holmium laser. My body finally stopped creating the crystals after about 16 months. But, it was 16 months of hell for me.
Avoiding broccoli is the single worst thing one could do. The sulforaphane producing properties alone are life saving, and to remove such a vegetable would do more harm than good.
Dr., For persons having only BPH, isn't Aquablation a safer procedure as it uses only waterjet at room temperature as against most other prostate surgeries that use extreme heat that can affect adversely the adjacent tissue and nerves? I understand that the robotic procedure is so very accurate that it can avoid cutting out areas involved with sexual functions, unlike most other surgeries that remove all such areas, enabling patients to have a higher quality of life post-operation. Could the numerous BPH sufferers in India too have access to this option, just as patients of most advanced nations please?
Aquablation! Ye Gods my recovery after 2 weeks from acute retention with prostate 110cc was incredible, and catheterised for 2 years prior! As if I'm 18 years old again!
I did same, was in retention and foley catheter for 3 months, hospitalized with infection. Finally got aquablation TURP on January 3rd. 7 weeks later life is good. Peeing like a 40 year old again (currently 59).
had aquablation 6 weeks ago. since am experiencing retrograde ej. as well as difficulty holding pee. any suggestions? dr. said i had 9/10 chance of not getting retrogrd ej. b4 the surgery.
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There's a reason TURP is still regarded as the gold standard. It's very well known and has had most of the downsides it had when introduced reduced or removed. Yes it's more intrusive than lasers etc but it lasts longer. Typically ten years or more. I've just had it done. I'm four weeks post op and already feeling much better than before. It's been the right decision for me.
@@albertismawan8452 Getting an erection is normally unaffected from before the procedure and may actually be improved ( my experience). Ejaculation in the majority of men will become retrograde (ejaculating into the bladder, which is harmless) if that hasn't already happened due to restrictions in the urethra because of BPH. Don't think that TURP is the end of an active sex life. It most definitely isn't for the vast majority of men who chose it over other treatments.
@@jimhood1202 Thanks for your comment. Urethra strictures doesn't accure because of a BPH. The flow is just restricted because the prostate is pressing on the urethra due to its size 🙏🏼 But I have a question. Does the orgasm feel exactly the same as before? This is important for me because I am still very young. Thanks for sharing your experience
@@ronaldowespi perhaps I didn't describe the restriction in the urethra as being due to the enlarged (bph) prostate pressing inward and making the diameter smaller correctly, nevertheless the effect is the same in that the ejaculate is unable to travel down the urethra and instead is passed into the bladder. This does feel a bit different but otherwise your orgasm should be the same as before. After TURP? I still have three weeks to go before my doctor's advice permits resumption of sex to orgasm. Ask me then.
@@jimhood1202 Oh so at the momemt it isn't adviced by the doctor to have sex until orgasm. My english is not the best so I hope I understood it correct. Thanks for your answer 🙏🏼
Nice sell sheet but It probably works for the few not the many. I had holep which is the new gold standard. In two months and still pain etc I think all these procedures leave a lot of men with long recoveries and the few heal quick. They need to all undersell and over deliver
My mother said it was the most she’s seen it swollen for years I hope I don’t need that surgery but I have have a catheter greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I'm 61 and starting to have some problems with urinating, this is hard for me, (I just don't know what doctors to trust anymore) iv had three hip replacements and the first two were (horrible) iv had a rotator cuff put in my right shoulder shoulder and that didn't come out to good either. This really just bothers me
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Hello my friend. A month ago, I underwent prostate surgery (prostate enlargement) and still have problems with urination, for example, I start urinating without problems, but as soon as I finish urination, severe pains begin, bladder spasms after calm down ... Do you have the same problem? Or don't you know if it's normal? Thanks in advance for your response.
Does HR Brachytherapy count as surgery? I had two courses in 4 days----18 radioactive needles each time. So far. PSA went from 27 to 1.6 in 2 years. Everything seemed fairly normal, but "Willie the One-eyed Wonder Wiener"" is suddenly turning into a lazy serpent, and developing "a reptile disfunction," but he is very attached to a 73 y-o. He still worked until six months ago.
@@janetw9430 But you wouldn't think it would take 3 years to the month, to get the effects. (B%W, the PSA is down to 0.4 ). I can see the low "T" (Less body hair) and feel it (weak muscles). But I was advised that any "T" supplement might fire up the Big "C" again----I guess it's not worth dying for.
had a TURP procedure 4 years ago. Catheter for few months, now 79 and can go for sex anytime. A lot of discomfort 1st year. Now if I could only walk. Where can I find the nurses who washed my penis every 4 hours in the hospital.
Statistics on side effects, complications, etc. look better with Aquablation compared to TURP. Not sure which I will have done, both are covered by my insurance 100%. TURP procedure is closer to home and quick, Aquablation is far away and minimum of 1 day in hospital.
I had Aquablation last November. Surgery 3PM on Wed. Released from hospital 3PM on Thu. Catheter removed in urologist office Fri 9AM. No side effects. Minor blood spotting for 2 weeks. Sex and full exercise after that. Never looked back.
I'm 11 weeks post procedure and still have painful urination. Doctor doesn't seem concerned that I'm hurting. Says it part of recovery...he said 4-7 weeks originally. Hope I don't have stricture. I don't see him for another 4 weeks. Ugh.....
@@erichansen6161 Your comment was 11 months ago. I hope things have changed for you. I had Aquablation in Nov 2023 and Medicare covered it. It changed my life, easy peasy, no recovery hassles.
I had holep which is the new gold standard. In two months and still pain etc I think all these procedures leave a lot of men with long recoveries and the few heal quick. They need to all undersell and over deliver
I had this surgery exactly 17 days back.Was in hospital for 2 days and discharged without catheter. In a day I had urinary infection and urine block. I was catheterised again for 3 days.Sorry to say , it appears to me so far the remedy is worse than malady .before surgery I had to urinste about 3 times during night Now I do it nearly 6 times.i still find difficulties in urination . I have to make a lot of efforts for urination. So be aware !!!!!. Don't be taken up by the fairy tales of the doctors.
Your experience is similar to others, ignorance made us suffer for so long,in your present situation I think you still have to click #Drgbuyaka the problem solver from Africa,you will thank me later
The hell with this , I; not giving up sex , & pissing my pants for 6 months... I'll just deal with getting up every hour to pee. The Fix is worse than the problem!!
Get aquablation from major institution. Sex is not as good as before, everything else is working great. Had aquablation at a major teaching hospital 3 hours from where I live on January 3rd.
I felt the same, now I have stage 5 kidney disease because my urine was backing up into my kidneys. I'm looking at having either the TURP or Aquablation procedure. I hope you are doing better all these months later. Don't risk your kidneys.
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I had a TURP done just over 3 years ago for enlarge prostate as I was unable to urinate.
It took me about 6 months for it to settle down to get back to some sort of normal .
After I got the catheter out a week after the surgery I went for a void test to see if I could urinate naturally , I could so that was great.I also got off the Tamsulosin after about 3 to 4 weeks.
After the TURP it was still a challenge to control frequency and urgency for several weeks after that. It's almost a mind over matter thing , your brain is telling you to pee but in reality your bladder is nowhere near needing to be emptied. I had to retrain my brain to be in sync with my bladder by not rushing to pee everytime I got the urge , you just relax and try to hold off and after about 20 seconds the urge dissipated. You continue doing this elongation time each time you get the urge and over about 2 days it's works its way back in sync and improved very slowly over several weeks in my case.
My biggest relief was when my urologist told me the prostate reduction tissue was benign after it was tested just after the TURP.
The downside though was some ED disfunction which has gotten better but I was left with retrograde ejaculation after the TURP which is a downer as you lose the pleasure of that ejaculation feeling .
I did have complications pre procedure as I got sepsis from 2 common e-coli infections in my bloodstream and urine from which I went into septic shock . Thank goodness for the wonderful doctors and nurses who saved my life with their prompt and knowledgeable action without them I would not be here today and doing very well now.
Hello, thanks for your experience, what do you mean with the pleasure of the ejaculating feeling? I remember as a kid when I had no ejaculation it still felt amazing even tho there was no ejaculation. Or do you mean the pleasure of watching it shoot?
@ronaldowespi
Just discomfort , so not as pleasurable like it was pre TURP.
@@ronaldowespi im gonna look at it like I'm a kid again. No mess no fuss🙂
Hi question for you please I had TURP surgery back on November 21st, tomorrow will be March 1st but I’m still having frequent urination. Based on your experience is that what you had also or less? Just trying to figure out how long this frequent urination post TURP is going to last
Hi my name is Don I hear what you are saying loud and clear I ordered this owfeel urinal system. It has a bag and tubing, and over your penis and you pee in the tubing into the bag. What I did was took the cloth off held it against me with tighter fitting underwear on and cut a hole in the crotch for the tube to come out instead of getting pinched from inside of your leg. I'm not afraid to leave the house and pissin my pants. Check it out I'm glad I found this. Hope it can be a help to you. I ordered from Amazon
Had this surgery done last January. Nurses kicked me out of the hospital 3 hours after waking up. Sure glad I had it done. Prostate gland was giving me a lot of grief.
I only had a sudden weak stream as my only symptom. Thanks to the "Chyna Plague," it took a year before I got the treatment-----Gleeson 7, 3s & 4s, NO metastasizing, thank God.
@@elultimo102 I had to wait 14 months. No thanks to our wonderful health minister for cancelling all non emergency surgeries. I understand she now has to deal with some lawsuits filed against her. I hope our premier throws her under the bus.
Had a turp procedure in 2021 ! It put me in the hospital with excessive bleeding! Was in for a week. When discharged, I had a Foley catheter for about 2 months! I might be an exception to the normal experience but be aware things can go south without any warning
How are you doing now ? Would you recommend this
Unfortunately, you are not the only one
@@servingcommonsense4379 well, I can go most of the night without a bathroom run! However normal male sexual function is different! No external ejections!
What about you sex life
Cancer?
Gentlemen, I just had Aquablation surgery five days ago. I am 47 years old and a bit young to have BPH, but after years on Tamsulosin 0.4 twice a day, my problem continued to worsen. I originally spoke with a urologist who was new to his profession and was going to put me down for the TURP surgery. I decided to get a second opinion. I spoke with another doctor who recommended someone who had done dozens if not hundreds of Aquablation surgeries. I was hospitalized for an overnight, sent home with a catheter, and two days later went back for a void test and had the catheter removed. That was two days ago, and I am doing well. Urine stream is fantastic, but right now there is pain with urination, and there has been since I returned home, but that is expected. I feel like I am healing and recovering very quickly, but maybe that is due to my younger age. I will try to post a follow up in another month or so to let you know how I'm doing. As of right now, I would say anyone with BPH talking to a urologist, see if they do Aquablation, ask how many they have performed. This is not something you want to mess around with, and there is so much less risk with Aquablation versus TURP. I found the site aquablation.com very helpful.
I have the Aquablation tentatively scheduled for Feb. 8th. About 2 years ago, I had the urolift ( 6 bands ). Only had about two months of decent results, but rapidly declined. My urologist discussed aquablation, and the good outcome, even for larger prostates. After another talk with him, and researching for two weeks, I decided to do it. Keep us posted as you can.
Where does the pain while urinating come from, do you know? Thanks for sharing
@@ronaldowespi I’m not quite sure to be honest. I’m still waiting for that part to stop. It would have to be the trauma of the urethra from the robotic scope or the catheter I would imagine. However some blood clots have come out during the healing process and those can be painful, too.
I had aquablation January 3rd. I agree with you, find a good doctor who does aquablation. Go to a major hospital / instituation. I'm recovering great from aquablation TURP surgery. There was blood in the urine and lots of pain after surgery, but it has all diminished / gone away as expected basically "on schedule". I've resumed going to the gym, golf, and sex all by week 6 after surgery. Only negative is ejaculation is not as pleasurable as before.....hoping this improves over time. P.S. I was in full retention and on a catheter for 3 months prior to the surgery.
Greetings I go for mine tomorrow.. How are you doing these days..
TURP two weeks ago. So far so good. Played hockey on day 12 and again today, day 14. Stationary bike for 20 minutes on day 13. Still a little discomfort when urinating, but way better than not being able to go. I just wish that I'd done it before I reached 67 after 10 years on Flomax.
How are you now?
Excellent video! Skipping all the medical terminology and down to earth commentary based on somebody's actual experience. Thanks a lot.
I highly recommend finding a urologist who does the green light laser procedure for less side effects and less bleeding for a same day in and out result.
I had the gren light done twice and it never lasted long. I ended up taking flomax. TURP is the way to go.
My body reacted to the Holmium laser used during my prostate surgery and began making crystals in my bladder, prostate and urethra. Doctors didn't know how to stop the growth of the crystals which would break off and block the flow urine. I would pass several of the crystals every day and I had to have surgery on two occasions because I could not pass the crystals and the flow of urine was totally blocked. This was more than two years ago, I now have scar tissue in my bladder, prostate and urethra. I am much worst now than before the surgery. I would never recommend using a laser for prostate surgery!
@@thebarneylejeune Thanks for your experience. I never heard of these crystals. Do you know why or how did they come?
@@ronaldowespi the crystals were the result of my body's reaction to the holmium laser. My body finally stopped creating the crystals after about 16 months. But, it was 16 months of hell for me.
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I Have this Situation right now I'm in SPC IM 30Years And Handicap person
Avoiding broccoli is the single worst thing one could do.
The sulforaphane producing properties alone are life saving, and to remove such a vegetable would do more harm than good.
Dr.,
For persons having only BPH, isn't Aquablation a safer procedure as it uses only waterjet at room temperature as against most other prostate surgeries that use extreme heat that can affect adversely the adjacent tissue and nerves?
I understand that the robotic procedure is so very accurate that it can avoid cutting out areas involved with sexual functions, unlike most other surgeries that remove all such areas, enabling patients to have a higher quality of life post-operation.
Could the numerous BPH sufferers in India too have access to this option, just as patients of most advanced nations please?
Aquablation! Ye Gods my recovery after 2 weeks from acute retention with prostate 110cc was incredible, and catheterised for 2 years prior! As if I'm 18 years old again!
I did same, was in retention and foley catheter for 3 months, hospitalized with infection. Finally got aquablation TURP on January 3rd. 7 weeks later life is good. Peeing like a 40 year old again (currently 59).
had aquablation 6 weeks ago. since am experiencing retrograde ej. as well as difficulty holding pee. any suggestions? dr. said i had 9/10 chance of not getting retrogrd ej. b4 the surgery.
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There's a reason TURP is still regarded as the gold standard. It's very well known and has had most of the downsides it had when introduced reduced or removed. Yes it's more intrusive than lasers etc but it lasts longer. Typically ten years or more. I've just had it done. I'm four weeks post op and already feeling much better than before. It's been the right decision for me.
But usually after turp cant have erection or ejaculate anymore am i right?
@@albertismawan8452 Getting an erection is normally unaffected from before the procedure and may actually be improved ( my experience). Ejaculation in the majority of men will become retrograde (ejaculating into the bladder, which is harmless) if that hasn't already happened due to restrictions in the urethra because of BPH. Don't think that TURP is the end of an active sex life. It most definitely isn't for the vast majority of men who chose it over other treatments.
@@jimhood1202 Thanks for your comment. Urethra strictures doesn't accure because of a BPH. The flow is just restricted because the prostate is pressing on the urethra due to its size 🙏🏼 But I have a question. Does the orgasm feel exactly the same as before? This is important for me because I am still very young. Thanks for sharing your experience
@@ronaldowespi perhaps I didn't describe the restriction in the urethra as being due to the enlarged (bph) prostate pressing inward and making the diameter smaller correctly, nevertheless the effect is the same in that the ejaculate is unable to travel down the urethra and instead is passed into the bladder. This does feel a bit different but otherwise your orgasm should be the same as before. After TURP? I still have three weeks to go before my doctor's advice permits resumption of sex to orgasm. Ask me then.
@@jimhood1202 Oh so at the momemt it isn't adviced by the doctor to have sex until orgasm. My english is not the best so I hope I understood it correct. Thanks for your answer 🙏🏼
Nice sell sheet but It probably works for the few not the many. I had holep which is the new gold standard. In two months and still pain etc I think all these procedures leave a lot of men with long recoveries and the few heal quick. They need to all undersell and over deliver
My mother said it was the most she’s seen it swollen for years I hope I don’t need that surgery but I have have a catheter greetings from Scotland 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I'm 61 and starting to have some problems with urinating, this is hard for me, (I just don't know what doctors to trust anymore) iv had three hip replacements and the first two were (horrible) iv had a rotator cuff put in my right shoulder shoulder and that didn't come out to good either. This really just bothers me
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What do I do with a detached urethral after surgery?
Which surgery is this video referring to? I just had RASP surgery a couple days ago.
Hello my friend. A month ago, I underwent prostate surgery (prostate enlargement) and still have problems with urination, for example, I start urinating without problems, but as soon as I finish urination, severe pains begin, bladder spasms after calm down ... Do you have the same problem? Or don't you know if it's normal?
Thanks in advance for your response.
Was this a "TURP" operation?
Does HR Brachytherapy count as surgery? I had two courses in 4 days----18 radioactive needles each time. So far. PSA went from 27 to 1.6 in 2 years. Everything seemed fairly normal, but "Willie the One-eyed Wonder Wiener"" is suddenly turning into a lazy serpent, and developing "a reptile disfunction," but he is very attached to a 73 y-o. He still worked until six months ago.
All radiation procedures do that. Side effects later not sooner.
@@janetw9430 But you wouldn't think it would take 3 years to the month, to get the effects. (B%W, the PSA is down to 0.4 ). I can see the low "T" (Less body hair) and feel it (weak muscles). But I was advised that any "T" supplement might fire up the Big "C" again----I guess it's not worth dying for.
had a TURP procedure 4 years ago. Catheter for few months, now 79 and can go for sex anytime. A lot of discomfort 1st year. Now if I could only walk. Where can I find the nurses who washed my penis every 4 hours in the hospital.
Statistics on side effects, complications, etc. look better with Aquablation compared to TURP. Not sure which I will have done, both are covered by my insurance 100%. TURP procedure is closer to home and quick, Aquablation is far away and minimum of 1 day in hospital.
I had Aquablation last November. Surgery 3PM on Wed. Released from hospital 3PM on Thu. Catheter removed in urologist office Fri 9AM. No side effects. Minor blood spotting for 2 weeks. Sex and full exercise after that. Never looked back.
For me, it took much longer than 2 months.
useful video ☺👍👏👏
Is swelling of feet normal after this surgery? As my father is facing this and i am not sure about this complication...
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Same was there ever a solution my father is also complaining of swelling I’m lost
Nobody told me about the pain during urination a week after the operation
I'm 11 weeks post procedure and still have painful urination. Doctor doesn't seem concerned that I'm hurting. Says it part of recovery...he said 4-7 weeks originally. Hope I don't have stricture. I don't see him for another 4 weeks. Ugh.....
"TURP is the gold standard", say urologists who don't do Aquablation...
And insurance companies that won't pay for aquablation. Just got my denial for it today
the best results......AQUABLATION. NO HARM TO UR SEXUAL LIFE STYLE
@@erichansen6161 Your comment was 11 months ago. I hope things have changed for you. I had Aquablation in Nov 2023 and Medicare covered it. It changed my life, easy peasy, no recovery hassles.
@@tanertavlan1769 It didn't harm mine. The whole process was highly satisfactory.
Thank u for the video very useful 👍🏾👌🏽🥰♥️♥️♥️
All the side effects/consequences are the reasons I'm consulting the best urology professionals I can find. I'm sure there are better treatments.
I had holep which is the new gold standard. In two months and still pain etc I think all these procedures leave a lot of men with long recoveries and the few heal quick. They need to all undersell and over deliver
Brother How much Cost In Surgery, 2nd Question Govt Hospitalnalli latest treatment ( Lesar) Avalabale Eruttha, Heli Please.
40-50k
@@mohitkumawat1096 Brother Artha Aglilla Please full formli Heli Amount yestu antha, Govt Hospitalnalli latest lesar treatment Avaliable ediya Nimage gotthidre Heli.
I have done prostat surgery but after 21 day urin bloked.....why it is happen there is no blood no tissue nothing in urin but still block....why?
bhai surgery ke baad kya side effect aya number dena apna merko bhi krani hai
Mery abu ka kl operation hua lkn aj din bht e ajeeb guzra h thand lg dhi h r sth e jism kno rha h r us k bd paseena wghra b arha h
I had this surgery exactly 17 days back.Was in hospital for 2 days and discharged without catheter. In a day I had urinary infection and urine block. I was catheterised again for 3 days.Sorry to say , it appears to me so far the remedy is worse than malady .before surgery I had to urinste about 3 times during night Now I do it nearly 6 times.i still find difficulties in urination
. I have to make a lot of efforts for urination. So be aware !!!!!. Don't be taken up by the fairy tales of the doctors.
Your experience is similar to others, ignorance made us suffer for so long,in your present situation I think you still have to click #Drgbuyaka the problem solver from Africa,you will thank me later
how r u now
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The hell with this , I; not giving up sex , & pissing my pants for 6 months... I'll just deal with getting up every hour to pee. The Fix is worse than the problem!!
Get aquablation from major institution. Sex is not as good as before, everything else is working great. Had aquablation at a major teaching hospital 3 hours from where I live on January 3rd.
I felt the same, now I have stage 5 kidney disease because my urine was backing up into my kidneys. I'm looking at having either the TURP or Aquablation procedure. I hope you are doing better all these months later. Don't risk your kidneys.
Had a prostate operation 2 years ago. Still unable to perform sexually.
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