Cloudy urine, clots, blood and scabs.

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Derek F - 10 Jul 2005 18:30 GMT

Sorry for the sensational headline but cloudy urine, clots, blood and scabs
all appear in Post PVP messages. Huw (Forlorn Hope) and I have been talking
off group and have become puzzled at what to expect in the coming weeks.
Speaking to my Uro on the phone on Friday I commented that my urine had been
sparkling clear from day three. He said that it would become cloudy before
the scab starts to break off and to expect bleeding and clots in weeks two
and three as scab breaks away. Does everyone follow the same route? Not many
have mentioned cloudy urine, most seem to pass clots but not all seem to
pass blood and some mention stringy bits which do not sound like scab, other
pass raisin sized scabs. What is the norm??? As Hugh commented postings on
the NG tend to be from people who encounter problems rather than ones who
sail through it all.
Derek.

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daddyo - 10 Jul 2005 23:38 GMT

Hello Derek,
Never had cloudy urine,other than the immediate post-op bloody urine
and the blood spots at the start of urination which I had for the
first couple of weeks .

I found that around 3 weeks and 12 weeks were when clots were
detached , and I remember others had similar timing.

During the first 3 weeks I had many small objects passing like stringy
black threads,more chunky flesh coloured pieces,small black mesh-like
pieces,all non-bloody. Then the clots at 3weeks and 12 weeks
accompanied by small amount of blood.

Now at 11 months and no more events.

Best wishes Richie

>Sorry for the sensational headline but cloudy urine, clots, blood and scabs
>all appear in Post PVP messages. Huw (Forlorn Hope) and I have been talking
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>sail through it all.
>Derek.

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Dave C - 13 Jul 2005 23:36 GMT

Derek,

Prior to pvp my uro told me much the same, though he did not mention the
cloudy urine part. At the 1 month check-up he reminded me again to expect
bleeding and some scabs. He said that he tells this to all his pvp patients
now so that he does not get the frantic calls he used to get from his earlier
patients.

I am now at 3 months and have had none of these symptoms despite some fairly
strenuous exercise. I have my 4 month follow-up in a month so it will be
interesting to hear what he has to say about this.

Dave.

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Derek F - 13 Jul 2005 23:54 GMT

This is the puzzling factor, why do some patient not shed the scab?
Derek.

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