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Prostate
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Any Abers (male of course) had there Prostate removed and would like to share their experience.I'm off to Thornbury hospital next week for a consultation and hopefully op shortly afterwards.I have to decide which i prefer a spinal injection or anaesthetic.
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dennis....I haven't answered because you stated:
\ \\\Any Abers (male of course) had there Prostate removed\\\
and i have my prostate untouched.
It is a routine procedure and shouldn't have to be repeated, the main problem being bleeding from the penis, which may be painful initially for about 2 weeks.
The catheter will come out on the...
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and i have my prostate untouched.
It is a routine procedure and shouldn't have to be repeated, the main problem being bleeding from the penis, which may be painful initially for about 2 weeks.
The catheter will come out on the...
18:23 Sun 09th Sep 2012
Re my earlier Prostate thread. Had my Cystoscopy and TURP operation on Wednesday 12th,all went well and discharged after 2 days ie.Friday afternoon.
At 3.30am next morning woke up in extreme pain and could not pass water,wife called ambulance and admitted to local hospital.I was fitted with a catheter and they removed over a litre of urine.Discharged following day Sunday with catheter in situ,very uncomfortable to wear and had 2-3 painful surges a day.Returned to Urology outpatients on Friday 28th to have catheter removed(such relief),drank 4 glasses of diluted orange and informed nurse when I was ready to urinate,My bladder was then scanned to make sure it was empty,it was ,I then had to repeat the process of 4 glasses etc. All was fine and sent home. At first I was urinating very frequently but nurse told me to expect this untill my bladder which had been rested for 2 weeks had retrained itself, feeling good now and things are now getting back to normal so my forthcoming holiday onthe 9th Oct.is all systems go.
At 3.30am next morning woke up in extreme pain and could not pass water,wife called ambulance and admitted to local hospital.I was fitted with a catheter and they removed over a litre of urine.Discharged following day Sunday with catheter in situ,very uncomfortable to wear and had 2-3 painful surges a day.Returned to Urology outpatients on Friday 28th to have catheter removed(such relief),drank 4 glasses of diluted orange and informed nurse when I was ready to urinate,My bladder was then scanned to make sure it was empty,it was ,I then had to repeat the process of 4 glasses etc. All was fine and sent home. At first I was urinating very frequently but nurse told me to expect this untill my bladder which had been rested for 2 weeks had retrained itself, feeling good now and things are now getting back to normal so my forthcoming holiday onthe 9th Oct.is all systems go.
Hi Dennis
Thanks for the update. I hate catheters !! When I had my biopsy I had three TWOCs (Trial without catheter) and failed all of them (I went into "Retention" as they call it.)Consequently I still had a catheter when I went in for the Prostatectomy and had it in for a further 10 days after the op. When it was finally removed it was such a relief !! I ended up being "catheterised" for about 10 weeks in all - horrible. Anyway, glad to hear you're on the mend - best of luck for the future - keep us posted !!
FBG40
Thanks for the update. I hate catheters !! When I had my biopsy I had three TWOCs (Trial without catheter) and failed all of them (I went into "Retention" as they call it.)Consequently I still had a catheter when I went in for the Prostatectomy and had it in for a further 10 days after the op. When it was finally removed it was such a relief !! I ended up being "catheterised" for about 10 weeks in all - horrible. Anyway, glad to hear you're on the mend - best of luck for the future - keep us posted !!
FBG40