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Highly recommend the HOLEP PROCEDURE as superior to the TURP!!!

Thanks for the information. I am 3 days post-surgery. The relief is amazing. I would suggest to others to wait until your procedure before buying the shopping list. My foley was removed the next morning after surgery. From your list the only thing I needed was the absorbent underwear. The pain was very tolerable, no need to tape the foley line to my leg, etc. My Dr gave me a prescription antibiotic, so no need for the urinary tract meds. Not a big expenditure, but just no need to spend and not use. Good luck to all going into this procedure.

Hello, day of surgery today. Out of surgery in my recovery room. Had spinal anesthesia. Doing good so far. Doctor says should be able to take catheter out tomorrow Saturday. We have to wait to see if the ladder receptors are working and sending message from the bladder to the brain to tell me to pee. I will follow through with other days as I go along. Thank you have a good day, sir.

G'day from Australia, my Urologist said I don't have BPH, but BBPH, he then said it is a bloody big prostate hyperlasia Was supposed to have surgery this month, but my Wife last Oct found out she had bladder cancer, short story, it is out and I am her carer and do the stoma bag changes, am concerned as She can't do the changes and I am the only One who can we are in our early 70's, I have put the op off as she needs me way more than me having surgery, of course I tell her it is fine and not to worry, but as you will know, passing razorblades and taking ages to urinate is not fun, would I still be able to do Stoma bag changes for her? The change has Very little to no weight, and about 3/4 hr for total change, but bending over her to remove the bag and also putting on a new One, may be an issue Do you reckon I could still doing her changes? Cheers and appreciate what you have posted. Inc the follow up

How about wiring it so it always stays on?

BMW engineers ignored wind tunnel reports for the Grand America. I would start with the wind screen and tires. No way, I'm adding that much ugly to my bike. I can live with the minute buffeting on my 2023 GTL.

Not the guy in the barrel 😂

Thanks for the blow by blow account. Unfortunately I failed the attempt at catheter removal on day 3 post op. I was instructed to remove it on my own at home. The removal was accompanied by the worst pain that I have ever felt in my life. I then made about 4 attempts to urinate through the day. Each time I was brought to my knees with screaming pain having voided just a few drops. The catheter was reinserted in the urologist’s office. I am hoping to do better next week.

Did mine on 6/19/2024 and I own a Victory Vegas Jackpot. When should I go ridding? The only thing that I hated is the catheter...I had it for about a day.

Thanks for this video. I'm 53 and have been monitoring my PSA for about 15 years. A couple of years ago, it doubled, so I had an MRI and fusion biopsy done, finding 2 PI-RAD lesions on the transitional zone, diagnosed with BPH. I have been on Flomax and Rapaflo (larger dose later). The Rapaflo gives me retrograde ejaculation. At first it freaked me out, but now I don't mind it so much. Two years later, a recent MRI (yesterday) showed I have a new PI-RAD4 lesion in the peripheral zone, which isn't great news (90% of prostate cancers happen there, I hear). I still have to talk to my doc about it, but I imagine we're going back in for a fusion MRI to get a targeted biopsy done. While it isn't 100% that it is malignant, my prostate is growing, so I'm preparing myself by finding out about all the procedures. Thanks for your frank video. I really appreciate it. Helps to listen to other guys who have been through it.

Brilliant ride!!🤎❤️🤎

JJ I know him

Many people say that they have to undergo turp a second time or they have UTI or other issues after turp. So what are your thoughts about that ?

IS THAT DOOM MUSIC?!

Stopped to fuel up mid trip, bike wouldn’t start. Luckily they had this battery and I was on my way. Thanks for the straight forward video.

Beautiful doe hopping away with her cute little fawn. I ❤❤❤ deer, especially their cute little fawns! Thanks for sharing! 🌝

Why can't they put a stent in? They keep putting stents in blood vessels with great success. Why not put one to widen the prostate, and keep it there? Sounds very doable to me. With no cutting or pain. TURP is old, barbaric method that should be made illegal. What's next, scrapping testicles?

You'll be back soon. Scar tissue will block the flow.

Thank you for your video. On June 17 the doctor will do a balloon dilation of urethral stricture with Optilume drug-coated balloon to dilate the urethral stricture and make sure that it is open for the T.U.R.P. surgery. The doctor has to make sure the opening in the urethra is wide enough to get the T.U.R.P. tool inside. Then the T.U.R.P. surgery on June 28. The urethra is the tube that transports urine.

Getting ready for a TURP in August. Thanks for the great info. I watched your first video and will be doing some shopping beforehand. Happy riding!! (I can't wait to pee like a race horse again 😀)

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Great video. You are talking about the actions use panels, etc. not the blah blah about the camera. Thank you for the video!

I'm just 7 days, recuperating well, no blood in urine. Thanks for experiencing.

My frank advice is never ever go for TURP. This is the most disastrous surgery invented in medical history. It will leave you with more health complications and turn your life upside down . I have also given my comments below. I did my TURP in Dec 2022 and soon afterwords I developed urinary bladder stenosis for which I had to under go another operation in August2023. aggravating my health complication further . Before TURP I had to urinate nearly 3-4 times during night . I did not have any other problem. Now Im having to get up more than 4 times during night for urination, penis tip burning like hell and forced urination.

Hi, thanks for your video. I had a TURP just under 3 weeks ago in Australia. Still getting some bleeding when I pee, mostly at the start. Also have intense pain for a few seconds right at the end of peeing, then it goes away. Anyone else have this?

Great job, very much appreciated.

You are helping others! Thanks for doing this video. It’s not an easy thing to talk about.❤ Hope you’re doing well ❤

For anyone wandering the dude in the barrel, he's called a Rodeo Clown. Love them, they're very funny, a lot more funnier than clowns, i hate clowns, but Rodeo Clowns got nothing to hide themselves, unlike clowns.

Like your first video on #TURP, this is very helpful and practical. Thanks much😊

Liked your vid, I’m 73 and have my TURP scheduled early July. I’m retired and living in Medellin, Colombia with my Colombian wife who doesn’t let me do anything like cleaning etc. The Drs office emailed her a list of stuff to buy and it had everything on your list. Down here you can buy narcotic pain meds over the counter with no Rx at any drug store and the Dr said if it hurts just buy pain med.--By the way, my full coverage medical insurance cost me $35 USD a month with a $1 or $2 USD deductible. Insurance premium is based on your income and i dont work, pensions are exempt so my income is zero.

Slammed??? I bet let down harder by my ex girlfriend

Thanks for helping those of us who need it! I just installed a center stand on my 2016 Honda CTX700D, a lightweight at only 518 pounds. I was only able to get the bike on the stand one time after numerous attempts, and even pulling a muscle. Your technique is something I will be trying. I'm a noobie rider so I don't have much experience. The only reason I can come up with for why the board method works is that it reduces the distance the bike has to rise to get on the stand, due to the thickness of the board. I bet most others got it right away, but I didn't. Duh. So using a 1" board instead of a 3/4" board should make it even easier. There is a comment below in this regard. I'm 72, and just got my license in March. I'm in good shape - but not strong like bull.

American people took torrero to another level 😂

Bought one for my Honda PC800, my Suzuki 650 Burgman, and my Honda GL1800. My ass is worth the best.

Thanks. Found this second video just as helpful. Wife watch them as well. Ready to take the next step to have surgery. Loved the big smile when you described how you have your youthful flow back . Hehe.

So cruel and unethical to use animals for sports and entertainment

Great info , thanks pal.

Talk about click-bait! Sorry, but comparing a DIY to a installed shed makes no sense what-so-ever. That's not apples to apples. Heartland offers all the things Tuff Shed offers. You should have done your research before making this video.

Looked kinda like an average ride

Why not buy a $30 Dongar and use your mirror power? Installs in 5 minutes and don’t have to run cables or hardwire.

Day 6 Post TURP. Procedure was at 5 pm on a Friday and was discharged around 720pm that same day. Was instructed to drink 2 + liters a day of bottled water and follow up on Monday for removal of catheter. Hook it on shower door and tape it with a strip of medical tape to your leg after your showers as explained in this video. The catheter used on me only had 2 outlet towards the bag and not 3. I only saw a small blood clot on day 3, No pain at all for me, not even when I peed. I used the depends for 3 days only as I stopped staining them after I peed, then just gym shorts. Catheter was removed on Monday, was given 200 cc thru catheter and was told after removal I had to pee out at least half to be sent home without it and I did, peed out 150 cc. Was then told to keep drinking the water and not lift more than a gallon of milk until the end of the month and was given a follow up appointment in 3 months. Guess everyone is different because I have had zero pain or maybe they making small changes to this procedure that is better for the patient. I didn’t even need the pills for the pain when you pee, need to return them to Walmart. So far so good.

The guy in the barrel 😂

I wondered when you would get to side effects, such as retrograde ejaculation. Apparently, lots of the procedures destroy the internal urethral sphincter (smooth muscle at the bladder neck; it used to be considered a separate muscle; now, it's thought to be part of the muscle that surrounds the bladder, but it operates independently, so it might as well be considered a separate thing). Two urologists I asked denied that it exists. Every single person I talk to who had prostate surgery is pissed because they were misled about such symptoms as retrograde ejaculation. If you don't have bladder cancer, seems like there's no reason to be removing anything but the prostate tissue that's squeezing the urethra. [And, maybe, even with cancer, there's no reason to remove the muscle tissue.] Supposedly SOME urologists have discovered that their patients want to maintain all sexual function and perform surgery that doesn't mess with the muscle tissue formerly known as the internal urethral sphincter. [One study on the NIH web site says that the fairly high (temporary) urinary incontinence level from HOLEP is that the destruction of the internal sphincter puts more load on the external sphincter, and it takes a while for the latter to become strong enough... There are plenty of papers on the NIH site (including some from 2024) that mention the internal urethral sphinter. ] I can accept a doctor saying things about changing views about some details of the smooth muscle that clenches upon ejaculation to make the semen goes out rather than into the bladder, but to deny the existence altogether is a disqualifier for anybody who wants to perform prostate surgery on me. [The HOLEP surgeon I talked to said ~99.99999% chance of retrograde ejaculation, but denied that there's a sphincter. I was so shocked that I didn't ask her to explain how the RE happens.

I just passed the first anniversary of my TURP. It helped, but I normally still do not have what I would call a normal evacuation primarily because my prostate is still very large. I have to avoid constipation because the gap between my colon and urethra is very small and it doesn't take much to impede the flow. It is a non-stop battle. But, overall, I am in better shape than I was. I did a urolift and PAE without success before the TURP. I started having serious flow problems about 10 years ago at age 60. I no longer need to take flowmax. There still is urgency and I have tried several bladder relaxants. The one that works best for me is Myrbetriq, but I only use it when I travel because it is pretty expensive. I also had non-stop UTIs for the first three months after the procedure, and that was no fun. I took 6 antibiotics before one worked. That wrecked my colon for a few months. The upside is, for whatever reason, I have full ejaculation, the same as before the TURP. Any procedure you try is subject to risk, so for those contemplating a procedure I would recommend to check online or on RUclips for discussions like this one to find out what is happening to patients in the real world. The doctors know a lot, but most of them have not been patients. Thanks for this video and good luck to all!

Thanks for this.

Thank you again, great information.

Thank You so much am considering this as next step. 🙏🏻

Very helpful, thanks for taking the time to explain the details. It's appreciated!

Sir, thank you so much! I am a 63-year-old male and I’m scheduled for my Terp surgery June 5 2024. Take all your advice. I really appreciate you stressing how much not to lift something heavy . God bless you and thank you so much. I’ve already watched your six month after also.

Мне кажется что бык вовсе не злится Всё понимает, играет на публику