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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / July 2003

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Ted222@iyahoo.com - 28 Jul 2003 22:33 GMT
I  find some of the postings on this NG referring to TURP to be very
different from my experience.

My procedure lasted only 45 minutes which I followed myself on a TV
screen.  I  found it to be quite painless although a touch
uncomfortable at times.  Bleeding was very small - amounting to no
more than a discolouration of the urine.  The results were all that I
coould hope for  -  zero retention and, as the saying goes "I can pee
the paint off the barn wall".

Some of the advantages of this procedure are ;

1 That I don't have to have a separate surgical procedure to obtain
tissue samples for biopsy.

2 I don't have to worry that, in 5 /10 years time, I develop cancer
triggered by the high intensity electro-magnetic radiation of laser
treatments.

3 The use of a catheter after the operation ensures that the  detritus
has all been flushed out of my system.

In short, TURP has been a brilliant operation for me.  However,
everyone is different and the only recommendation which I would make
is consult your physician.  And if you don't trust your physician then
get one you do trust !
Dennis Joiner - 31 Jul 2003 21:58 GMT
I also had a TURP in 1995,although I had a few problems with excessive
bleeding etc.The operation has been a success,and although I still have to
get up about three times a night to urinate,I have learned to live with
it,and am taking medication to keep it in control.As long as it remains
stable I shall not worry.
> I  find some of the postings on this NG referring to TURP to be very
> different from my experience.
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> is consult your physician.  And if you don't trust your physician then
> get one you do trust !
 
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