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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / February 2006

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TUIP - 8 weeks ago, have questions please

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Richard - 12 Feb 2006 04:41 GMT
It's been 2 months since the TUIP (bi-lateral & "deep and aggresive" as my
doc put it),  my flow is great - 25ml/sec vs 7 before, no complaints there.
The problem is that my bowel function has never returned to anything close to
what it was before the surgery - has anyone else experienced this?  At first
I attributed this to lack of exercise, I'm accustomed to walking about  6
hours a day at work.  Even my usual dosage of Metamucil wasn't and isn't
doing the trick. Is this just coincidence?  I'm tired of calling the Uro's
office;  put on hold for 20 minutes to be told it's "normal", or wait 2 days
for one of the docs to call back. Also, I'm still seeing small white flakes
and other unidentified objects in my urine, this has been going on for 6
weeks, again I'm been told this is 'normal'.  Any comments, fellow?
Derek F - 12 Feb 2006 12:55 GMT
> It's been 2 months since the TUIP (bi-lateral & "deep and aggresive" as my
> doc put it),  my flow is great - 25ml/sec vs 7 before, no complaints
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> and other unidentified objects in my urine, this has been going on for 6
> weeks, again I'm been told this is 'normal'.  Any comments, fellow?

My uro told me long after my PVP when they started to appear that the small
white flakes are bits of scar tissue that have dropped off and that your
urine has bleached. If that is the case rather than some other form debris I
am still passing them after 30 weeks.
Derek.
Pete - 12 Feb 2006 21:29 GMT
>> It's been 2 months since the TUIP (bi-lateral & "deep and aggresive"
>> as my doc put it),  my flow is great - 25ml/sec vs 7 before, no
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> other form debris I am still passing them after 30 weeks.
> Derek.

It is good that they are still coming out rather than stay inside and build
up as permanent scar tissue :-) ...Pete
 
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