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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / January 2007BPH - Post Surgery Problems
My dad had a surgery for BPH 1.5 months back. His condition seemed to improve a lot after surgery. But for last 10 days, he started problems in passing urine. Today he was not able to pass urine for 5-6 hrs and had to be rushed to hospital. Please let me know if all this is normal. Do people have these complications after Surgery. And if yes, for how long? Sweta. > My dad had a surgery for BPH 1.5 months back. His condition seemed to > improve a lot after surgery. But for last 10 days, he started problems [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sweta. What kind? TURP? What hospital? Yes, it was TURP and the opertaion was done in India. Initially my dad was happy with the surgery. But after a month his urine flow was reduced and yesterday he was put on catheter. I just hope its a normal post surgery situation and he'll get better soon. Thanks, Sweta. he will but the older the longer it takes hugh > Yes, it was TURP and the opertaion was done in India. Initially my dad > was happy with the surgery. But after a month his urine flow was [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks, > Sweta. > Yes, it was TURP and the opertaion was done in India. Initially my dad > was happy with the surgery. But after a month his urine flow was [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanks, > Sweta. I am not an expert. I am guessing that it is scar tissue. In any case he is obviously in contact with the doctor who I suppose will have to take a look inside. Thanks for all those suggestions. The doctor is also saying that its a common problem post surgery. Would like those of you who have undergone surgery, share your experiences after surgery. Also, if any suggestion on lifestyle changes. What are the Do's and Don'ts for avoiding these complication in future. Thanks & Regards, Sweta. > Thanks for all those suggestions. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks & Regards, > Sweta. Perhaps if possible find a doctor that does PVP. I think that Doctor Sancha who posts here was in India teaching PVP. http://drgomezsancha2.blogspot.com/ This is not normal BUT it is also NOT uncommon I had the surgery 3 months ago and had complications, different ones though I am S L O W L Y improving > My dad had a surgery for BPH 1.5 months back. His condition seemed to > improve a lot after surgery. But for last 10 days, he started problems [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Sweta. hello and a happy 2007 it has now been 4 months since my laser i am still getting discomfort(soreness up the pipe) i am using vesecare and flomax to improve flow through the bladder neck i still need (not often) pain killers i find i do need to drink a lot so as tto keep the system over worked tell me how you awl' are doing o yes 75 and a good bit hugh > This is not normal BUT it is also NOT uncommon > I had the surgery 3 months ago and had complications, different ones [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >> Sweta. > hello and a happy 2007 > it has now been 4 months since my laser [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > o yes 75 and a good bit > hugh Sorry to hear your problems Hugh. Eight months since PVP here. Flow is great but volume has disappointed me. Some I think is that I don't sleep as sound anymore (a wee bit older than you!!). I wake for other reasons and realize that I need to go. Perhaps only two or three ounces (100 CC). During the day when otherwise occupied I have waited until I had 10 ounces (300 CC). I tried Flomax way back. It made me dizzy. REALLY DIZZY. Damn near fell down. |
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