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Derek F

2005-06-23, 11:54 am


"forlorn hope" <forlorn.hope@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Dfuue.658$rz1.493@newsfe5-gui.ntli.net...
>
> "Magna" <magna149@hotmail.com> wrote
>
> Yes he told me in advance that the median lobe protrusion was such that he
> would have to do a lot of work in this area. He told me this would
> proabably result in retro and he was right. This doesn't particularly
> concern me.
>
>


You have tried ALREADY?

> Did you have urgency and frequency or any
>
> Not urgency but I always seemed to be piddling - my stream was fairly
> pathetic even with flomax and I never passed much at one time. Because I
> was retaining so much I guess I just kept topping up and having to go
> again... If we were going out I might go three times in ten minutes each
> time producing a little. My wife said I went to the loo every hour or so
> during the day and she's probably about right. This would now seem to be a
> thing of the past and when I do go I produce a strong stream which starts
> well and ends without any dribbles or drips. Just like when I was a lot
> younger! I think you mustn't be put off by posts from people who have
> problems after PVP. That's why they're still posting. The vast majority
> have good results and probably no longer read this group. I hope I will
> be
> one of them, although I appreciate it is early days.
>


I think that it is very true that the success stories stop posting soon
afterwards. Derry who had a PVP at Kings college by your consultant in 2003
being a case in point. I keep in touch with him and he has had no problems
apart from a bleed after doing heavy lifting.


> Richie, thanks for your warning. I know I'm not out of the woods yet and
> I
> will be careful. I don't seem to have had any bleeding other than a
> couple
> of drips on the first afternoon, will that make blood clots less likely?
> Does everyone pass blood clots, some worse than others, or do only a few
> have that problem? I should have asked Mr Muir about this....
>
> Best wishes
> Huw
>
>

I have never really understood the blood clot part as all the blood vessels
should have been sealed off. As it is day surgery and you go home as soon as
your urine is fairly clear, why should there be more blood? Two weeks from
now I hope to able to personally report another success story. Huw, you are
in danger of becoming the biggest success story since Patrick.
Derek.


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