Urolift procedure

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Otter46
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Urolift procedure

Postby Otter46 » Tue Oct 20, 2020 4:54 pm

Wondering if anyone out there has had an Urolift procedure & how long did it take to recover from it?

I had my procedure on Wed. 10-14-20 :cry: & dealing w bleeding & blood clots. Just wondering if I’m doing ok or not so much. I have finished my antibiotic & been drinking lots of water, but can’t seem to get over the bleeding & clots, but this is only my 6th day, so mayb being too impatient.
Any help from others would b much appreciated.

Dave
78yo., married 55 yrs. Started Bimix injections in August ‘21, PA switched me over to Trimix 5-22. 31 Gauge/5/16” needle. ED drugs not working that well anymore.
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graymare
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Re: Urolift procedure

Postby graymare » Tue Oct 20, 2020 8:31 pm

There should be a string of urolift messages here in Frank Talk. Find out how to do a search and you will get lots of information. I know I wrote several.
Married, 66 yrs old, ED for 22 yrs. On TriMix for 5 yrs. Live in the Adirondacks of NY. Would be a nudist if it weren't for the black flies and the short summers. :D

Growinjim
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Re: Urolift procedure

Postby Growinjim » Wed Oct 21, 2020 8:20 am

I'm being tested next week to see if I need/qualify ffor Urolift or Rezum procedure. I see one post above regarding bleeding and clots. Doc didn't mention any of this.
78 yrs, ED for 4-5 years, currently using Trimix, Giddy

Growinjim
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Location: Nashville area

Re: Urolift procedure

Postby Growinjim » Wed Oct 21, 2020 8:20 am

I'm being tested next week to see if I need/qualify ffor Urolift or Rezum procedure. I see one post above regarding bleeding and clots. Doc didn't mention any of this.
78 yrs, ED for 4-5 years, currently using Trimix, Giddy

graymare
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Joined: Thu Feb 19, 2015 3:50 pm

Re: Urolift procedure

Postby graymare » Sun Oct 25, 2020 8:10 am

I really strongly suggest before you get a Urolift procedure you do a search on this forum. I have written about my experience which was negative. Be prepared not only for a few days of severe discomfort, but also be prepared for the procedure not being successful. It doesn't work for everyone.
Married, 66 yrs old, ED for 22 yrs. On TriMix for 5 yrs. Live in the Adirondacks of NY. Would be a nudist if it weren't for the black flies and the short summers. :D

notaes
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Re: Urolift procedure

Postby notaes » Sun Oct 25, 2020 8:40 am

The Urolift procedure was very positive for me. It did not take me any time to get over the procedure. I was over it in a week. Just drink plenty of water and wash all the meds I took orally out of my system. No pain at all from the procedure itself. I would highly recommend having the procedure if your urologist indicates that you are a candidate.
66 yr old male married 36 yrs use trimix four yrs, cilais and Viagra. trimix work well developed scarring on both sides had implant 1/9/2020 at UT Med Ctr, Knoxville, TN Dr. John Lacy.

sweaterfan
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Location: Austin TX

Re: Urolift procedure

Postby sweaterfan » Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:12 pm

growinjim, my prostate is too large for other treatments and my urologist suggested aquablation. It's a new procedure that resections the prostate using water jets, a robotically controlled apparatus and computer that purports to have the least side effects compared to other techniques like TURP and lasers. The lack of heat results in less or no damage to surrounding tissue. My urologist has performed a few of these and is impressed with the results. If that's something you want to explore then first check to see if your insurance covers it and if it's available in your area. Up until September 1st BCBS considered it experimental but now approves the procedure. Only one hospital in my city is equipped for it.
Born 1956, TRT, Peyronies (no improvement after 1 cycle of Xiaflex so discontinued), using alprostadil but have possible VL. Considering an implant. Aquablation for BPH Nov 2 2020, TURP 6/14/2021.

seeking info
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Re: Urolift procedure

Postby seeking info » Fri Oct 30, 2020 10:03 pm

My urolift was a God sent for me! I got great results! No side effects! No complaints at all!!

Seeking info...aka Scott
Medically retired. Due to very bad back issues..multiple surgeries. Implanted pain infusion system on long term opiodal meds; hypogonadism and hypothyroid as a side effect from intrathecal pain infusion system. Use low dose generic V


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