One Month After PVP

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Bill V - 22 Jul 2006 23:57 GMT

It has been a month since my PVP. All stinging, urgency, and pain are gone.
Good stream that begins with a little blood. Sometimes a little more blood
after playing a few sets of tennis or working out at the gym. I assume the
drop of blood that starts with the urine is standard PVP post-op condition.

If anyone has any feed back about the blood, please give it to me. Thanks

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Bruce - 23 Jul 2006 05:36 GMT

Hi Bill,

I wouldn't worry about it. Dr. Laub's assistant told me that I may see
blood as late as 6 to 8 weeks after the procedure. It's funny how
these things go. I'm seeing more blood coming out now--17 days
post-op--than I saw a week ago.

There's no pain associated with the blood, and just a bit of very brief
soreness in the lower bladder area immediately after peeing.

Bruce

> It has been a month since my PVP. All stinging, urgency, and pain are gone.
> Good stream that begins with a little blood. Sometimes a little more blood
> after playing a few sets of tennis or working out at the gym. I assume the
> drop of blood that starts with the urine is standard PVP post-op condition.
>
> If anyone has any feed back about the blood, please give it to me. Thanks

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Jim W. - 24 Jul 2006 01:33 GMT

Dr. Te didn't want me to play tennis for a month saying PVP leaves an open
wound which can easily open with exertion - so maybe your bleeding
is self-imposed? Jim W.

> It has been a month since my PVP. All stinging, urgency, and pain are
> gone.
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>
> If anyone has any feed back about the blood, please give it to me. Thanks

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falsedawn2@hotmail.com - 24 Jul 2006 22:57 GMT

>It has been a month since my PVP. All stinging, urgency, and pain are gone.
>Good stream that begins with a little blood. Sometimes a little more blood
>after playing a few sets of tennis or working out at the gym. I assume the
>drop of blood that starts with the urine is standard PVP post-op condition.
>
>If anyone has any feed back about the blood, please give it to me. Thanks

I'm 6 weeks post PVP. I saw some blood at 4 weeks as well. My
urologist had warned me of this beforehand.

Satisfied PVP customer
John

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Bill V - 25 Jul 2006 00:40 GMT

Another week and suddenly, no more blood !!!! I guess that's good news.

>>It has been a month since my PVP. All stinging, urgency, and pain are gone.
>>Good stream that begins with a little blood. Sometimes a little more blood
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>Satisfied PVP customer
>John

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