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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / August 2003TUIP: recovery time ?
I had a TUIP nine days ago; a rather unpleasant, but not intolerable experience. I would like to speak with others who have had this procedues, to compare notes on healing times, bleeding, etc. I am still passing some blood, particularly in the morning. There is also a considerable amount of pain after I pass urine..my uro is next to impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. Thanks for your response. Bob, I had two TUIP's 98 and 00. The pain while urinating went away in a day or two. I used vicodin for a few days. There was blood in my urine for about six weeks. I was told not to do heavy work for about six weeks. I was able to urinate normally in about a week. Ease of urination improved greatly, also frequency of urination improved, but eventually the problems returned and I needed another TUIP. Again I need another operation, but I'm waiting for a doctor in my locality to start doing PVP's. I had just a small > I had a TUIP nine days ago; a rather unpleasant, but not intolerable experience. I would like to speak with others who have had this procedues, to compare notes on healing times, bleeding, etc. > I am still passing some blood, particularly in the morning. There is also a considerable amount of pain after I pass urine..my uro is next to impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. > Thanks for your response. TURP vs PROSTATITIS I have read in the prostatitis newgroup that a TURP fouls up the prostate drainage and makes it more susceptible to prostatitis Jack jldappen@netzero.net > I had a TUIP nine days ago; a rather unpleasant, but not intolerable experience. I would like to speak with others who have had this procedues, to compare notes on healing times, bleeding, etc. > I am still passing some blood, particularly in the morning. There is also a considerable amount of pain after I pass urine..my uro is next to impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. > Thanks for your response. So why bother with the destructive surgury that is TURP with all its attendant possibilities of side effects and dangers when you could have PVP and recover fast plus way way less risk of problems > TURP vs PROSTATITIS > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. > > Thanks for your response. Your inaccurate spelling equates with the rest of your inaccurate statement. > "bnd777" <bnd777@btopenworld.com> wrote: >So why bother with the destructive surgury that is TURP with all its >attendant possibilities of side effects and dangers when you could have PVP [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. >> > Thanks for your response. Congratulations on your ability to read - Choose your reading material more carefully in future ! >TURP vs PROSTATITIS > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >impossible to track down, as he seems to be in surgery every time I call. >> Thanks for your response. |
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