Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Thanks everyone! I am a new member to Franktalk. I am having surgery on Wednesday, I have my moments of "I am ready to do this" and then moments of "I must be crazy to do this"! I am healthy and 65. I value all the help and support I have received from everyone here. Blessings!
Re: Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Best wishes for a successful surgery and easy recovery. Keep your ice pack handy!
Dave, 80, Maryland - Implant (Titan) 2008 by Dr. Andrew Kramer (failed Sept 2020) - never used due to a stroke that, among other things, ended my sex life.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
Re: Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Best of luck! Let us know how it goes!
Rick
Rick
rhabdomyosarcoma - 1975
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
Re: Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Best of luck to you.
Dave
Dave
Diagnosed at 49 with PC - Biopsy Gleason 3+4=7
Radical Prostatectomy 14/07/08 - PSA now undetectable
ED since op
Implanted with AMS 700LGX - 26/07/13 @ UCLH London
http://rugbydave.blogspot.co.uk
Radical Prostatectomy 14/07/08 - PSA now undetectable
ED since op
Implanted with AMS 700LGX - 26/07/13 @ UCLH London
http://rugbydave.blogspot.co.uk
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roninhouston
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Re: Surgery Wednesday for Implant
Good luck in joining the brotherhood. Some Pre-Op tips.......
You should have been taking your colase, if you have not started take it now!
Ice will be your friend, I bought four bags of frozen peas. Plus I had some other ice bags.
Take some chapstick, leave in your room, my lips were really really dry in post op.
When you wake up and the meds start wearing off you will feel the catheter, doing kegels help make it more comfortable.
Take the urinal home, you will be glad, so will your partner.
These tips came from my two threads I wrote after my surgery, search for them for more:
What I know now: Pre-Op
What I know now: Post-Op
Keeps us informed on your progress.
BTW..... IT IS WORTH IT!!!
You should have been taking your colase, if you have not started take it now!
Ice will be your friend, I bought four bags of frozen peas. Plus I had some other ice bags.
Take some chapstick, leave in your room, my lips were really really dry in post op.
When you wake up and the meds start wearing off you will feel the catheter, doing kegels help make it more comfortable.
Take the urinal home, you will be glad, so will your partner.
These tips came from my two threads I wrote after my surgery, search for them for more:
What I know now: Pre-Op
What I know now: Post-Op
Keeps us informed on your progress.
BTW..... IT IS WORTH IT!!!
Bionic@68 AMS CX 8/2015. Inflated September Dr. Robert Cornell.
69 with VL. Pre-Op VED Protocol Therapy & Post-Op VED Therapy: 6th month Pre-Op length. 76 Prostate Cancer(12/22). HormoneRT & Radiation Treatments. PSA of 0.01(6/2023)
69 with VL. Pre-Op VED Protocol Therapy & Post-Op VED Therapy: 6th month Pre-Op length. 76 Prostate Cancer(12/22). HormoneRT & Radiation Treatments. PSA of 0.01(6/2023)
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