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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / September 2006PVP and nocturia
If nightime frequency of urination is the most bothersome symptom, before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely stopping this problem At its worst, I was getting up every hour and half. The TUMT helped to reduce it to every couple of hours (2-3 times per night) and the PVP (done 80 weeks ago) further reduced the night time frequency to once per night. A considerable improvement but not completely stopping the problem. > If nightime frequency of urination is the most bothersome symptom, > before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely > stopping this problem >At its worst, I was getting up every hour and half. The TUMT helped to >reduce it to every couple of hours (2-3 times per night) and the PVP [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely >> stopping this problem ------------------------ After PVP 18 months ago, I NEVER get up at night. Prior, it was 2-4. Worked for me. Zork Before PVP, 2 or 3 times at 5 min per time. Since PVP, 0, unless I really drink a lot shortly before bed, then 1 trip at 15 seconds. > If nightime frequency of urination is the most bothersome symptom, > before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely > stopping this problem I still get up at least once in the night. I believe after trying to forece urine out of a nearly blocked passage, the bladder gets real muscular and this reduces its volume. Had a laser Turp on 7/24/06 and so far am very happy with the results. > If nightime frequency of urination is the most bothersome symptom, > before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely > stopping this problem Before PVP 2-5 times per night. After, once during an 8 hour period. Very satisfied with the result. By the way, at my age (60), urologist advised me that, even without any prostate problems, once per night is about average. Certain hormones which help keep us asleep diminish as we age... Manny >I still get up at least once in the night. I believe after trying to >forece urine out of a nearly blocked passage, the bladder gets real [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> before agreeing to treatment has anyone experience of PVP completely >> stopping this problem |
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