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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / March 200610 wk 2nd PVP post follow up report
Well, it has been 10 wks now since my second PVP and I was going to share my progress. As in my first PVP, I experienced problems voiding unless I took Flomax. I went back to visit Dr. Lin and he did the urethal dilatation on me. I have probably passed 30 blood clots since this procedure and passed probably 6-10 before the procedure. They still have not subsided. I continued on the Flomax until my urine is free of all the debris. I have had much more debris from this second PVP as opposed to the first. I am having a somewhat unusual problem that I never encountered with my first PVP and I cannot find any post concerning this and was wondering if any of you have had a problem such as this. About the time I am finished with my urine flow, I am getting a lot of discomfort in my anus although it leaves shortly thereafter. If anyone has experienced this problem, I would like to know what they found out about it. Dr. Sancha, if you know anything about this particular problem, I would like your imput. I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Possibly facing another PVP on the bladder neck, I would appreciate hearing about the circumstances leading to you second PVP if you would feel free to share. > Well, it has been 10 wks now since my second PVP and I was going to share my > progress. As in my first PVP, I experienced problems voiding unless I took [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks > post PVP and I will keep you informed. The second PVP was required because the first never helped. Still have urine flow problems. Can't really tell how I am doing right now with the flow because I am still on Flomax. Supposed to discontinue taking it at 12 wks post PVP and I will report. Thanks for all the posts on my topic. I was beginning to think I was the only one with this unusual topic. Buford R >Possibly facing another PVP on the bladder neck, I would appreciate >hearing about the circumstances leading to you second PVP if you would [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks >> post PVP and I will keep you informed. Meant to say I was still having urine flow problems from the first PVP which is what led to the second PVP. Sorry for the mis-type. Buford R >The second PVP was required because the first never helped. Still have urine >flow problems. Can't really tell how I am doing right now with the flow [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks >>> post PVP and I will keep you informed. "browe"...I thought you were Buford for a minute while reading your post (the dilatation by Dr. Lin, the clots, and the second PVP, etc). Do you have a name other than "browe" :-) ...Pete > Well, it has been 10 wks now since my second PVP and I was going to > share my progress. As in my first PVP, I experienced problems voiding [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 > weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Pete, I don't know how browe showed up and didn't notice it until after the post. I am one and the same. Buford R >"browe"...I thought you were Buford for a minute while reading your post >(the dilatation by Dr. Lin, the clots, and the second PVP, etc). Do you [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 >> weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Buford..."browe" is in your ng handle. It's been a couple of weeks since your last post regarding the dilatation. So I guess you still don't know if the dilatation helped (remember that was my main question), because you are still on the flomax. I don't see how you will ever know if the second PVP (and the subsequent dilatation) helped unless you get off the damn flomax...Pete > Pete, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >>> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after >>> 12 weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Pete, The doctor wants me to quit taking the Flomax at the end of the month and see what happens. I will let you know how it goes. Thanks for asking. Buford >Buford..."browe" is in your ng handle. It's been a couple of weeks since >your last post regarding the dilatation. So I guess you still don't know if [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>>> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after >>>> 12 weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Hello, Browe: You are definitely onto something. There is definitely a relationship between prostate and what feels like pain in the anus. I had lots of occurrences of such pain UNTIL I had my PVP. Minutes after PVP, the pain disappeared. Can't put my finger on why, (no pun intended), but the PVP solved the pain in my butt, quite literally!! :-) This is the opposite of your situation, so, I'm thinking the health of the prostate may be in question. Hopefully, some doctors will be reading this newsgroup and can offer some opinions or can use this newsgroup for some future-oriented prostate research. Lots of good topics being posted lately. All the best. "browe ... wrote in message ...[SNIP]...I am having a somewhat unusual problem ...[SNIP]...About the time I am finished with my urine flow, I am getting a lot of discomfort in my anus although it leaves shortly thereafter. If anyone has experienced this problem,... Browe...I read what "spread" said. I could have commented on the fact that prostatitis of various kinds (bacterial, non bacterial, chronic forms of the first two, etc) can cause all kinds of perineal pain, back pain, etc, but I did not want to get into another one of my tirades, regarding prostatitis versus BPH and the possible crossover between the two....Pete > Well, it has been 10 wks now since my second PVP and I was going to > share my progress. As in my first PVP, I experienced problems voiding [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 > weeks post PVP and I will keep you informed. Hi... I just returned from my URO appt. I had a TUMT July 2, 04, followed by a PVP Feb 23, 05. Flow has been dimishing since Christmas 05. Flow test today was max flow 10.6 ml/sec for 450 ml. Great difficulty straining to start and maintain flow. URO was going to do cysto to see what the problem is but had to leave early due to the death of a family member. So now I am scheduled for cysto and possible dilation on March 23. I would be interested in any information you could provide about the urethral dilation process since that appears to be where I am heading. Thanks. > Well, it has been 10 wks now since my second PVP and I was going to share my > progress. As in my first PVP, I experienced problems voiding unless I took [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks > post PVP and I will keep you informed. Chockman, I responded to your question on your other post. Hope it helps to make a decision but as for me, sedation is the way to go. Buford R >Hi... > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> I guess I will know more about the success of the second PVP after 12 weeks >> post PVP and I will keep you informed. |
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