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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / January 2006PVP vrs ANY Meds!!! Duh!!
Watching this newsgroup and am frustrated by those who are suffering with meds knowing the can, (as in are able to if they want to), and do have the option to get PVP-ed or TURP-ed. Please...get the PVP or TURP and stop the meds!!!!! (You'll save a lot of space on this newsgroup for more important questions.) Also, don't make a big deal about retro-ejaculation. You will hardly notice...it still feels great. Let's see...What are the options again? Screwed up love life, or PVP? Dizzy or PVP? Tired and muddled thinking all the time or PVP? No erection or PVP? I just don't get what is causing everyone to be so damn reluctant to get off their meds when PVP or TURP will do the trick? Wishing you all the best, but please stop your wining about meds when this newsgroup is so rich with advice on PVP, etc. > Watching this newsgroup and am frustrated by those who are suffering > with meds knowing the can, (as in are able to if they want to), and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > stop your wining about meds when this newsgroup is so rich with > advice on PVP, etc. Bong...I agree with not taking the meds, but I also respect the fear of surgery that people have and may very well be justified. BTW you should use spell check. >> Watching this newsgroup and am frustrated by those who are suffering >> with meds knowing the can, (as in are able to if they want to), and [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > surgery that people have and may very well be justified. BTW you should > use spell check. Personally in retrospect I do not regard PVP as surgery, it was a lot less hassle than having a tooth out and I could enjoy my dinner an hour after coming round:-) Derek. Great point Derek. And hearing this from so many of us should go a long way in relieving the fear that is such a big contributor to procrastination in getting this procedure done and starting the path to recovery. Jim W. > Personally in retrospect I do not regard PVP as surgery, it was a lot less > hassle than having a tooth out and I could enjoy my dinner an hour after > coming round:-) > Derek. Personally I am one of the Worlds Greatest Cowards but I had read so much about PVP in this NG that I was totally confident of success and I had viewed the Laserscope video a few times. Derek. > Great point Derek. And hearing this from so many of us should go a long > way in relieving the fear that is such a big contributor to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> after coming round:-) >> Derek. Me too and I hope others will be able to minimize their fears as well. Jim > Personally I am one of the Worlds Greatest Cowards but I had read so much > about PVP in this NG that I was totally confident of success and I had [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>> after coming round:-) >>> Derek. Well, I guess you told us! If only it was that simple. For one thing, the procedures cost a lot of money. For another thing, most doctors prefer to keep pushing the pills, unless they happen to be one of the few who offer PVP. It's not that easy to push past your doctor's recommendations. And finally, once you have the procedure, there's no going back. You can't undo it, so it's only reasonable to ask questions and make sure it's the right option. I thought that's what this newsgroup was for. Having said that, thanks for the input on retro. I hope you're right about it. It's a worrisome issue for any man |
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