Hi Envo

I think it is a conspiracy by the pad manufacturers...Smile
Perhaps someone has an answer to this riddle:
Why one day one can manage with four pads and the next, my cup runnet over
with eight?
In the incontinence department, at the moment I am going backwards rather
then getting better. But it is early days yet.

Chinn-Up. It could be worth.

John

2006-3.4
3/2007-6.3
7/2007-6.7
8/2007 Biopsy: (40%)of one core = Gleason pattern 3+3=6, Stage T1.
12/2007-5.8
15/Jan/2008- RLRP of 54 gram. 3+4=G7,T3a. Perineural invasion + small focus
of
extraprostatic extension. Clear margins.

Welcome back, Newman.

I don't have an answer for you.  I usually have not problem that quickly.
My mystery is when my pad is dry, I usually have pretty good control.  Once
I leak, though, I can do very little to prevent continued leakage.

I'm not really sure but I think it's tied in to that part of the
universe that causes a shoe lace to break only when you're trying to tie
it and are already late for an appointment. <g>

I assume you empty your bladder just before changing pads. That leaves
your urethra full of urine, and your surgeon removed the sphincter
designed to stop that full tube from draining out freely. Next time you
plan to change pads, void, milk the remaining urine out [I suggest you
not do that in a crowded men's room or the locker room  shower  ;-)  ],
and wait a minute before changing pads. See if that helps.

I.P.