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Comprehensive insurance plans can cost several times more in older years. As this article is for retirees the quoted figures are way too low.

I made an appointment with Dr. Suntchai because at BNH he is the specialist for Rezum procedure and urological surgeries . I went there to get a second opinion about my case. My prostate had a size of around 50 gr and he considered me as a not difficult case. I mentioned previously that I also had intense pain while sitting on chairs or other hard surfaces for several days (beginning on day 3 after the procedure).

I can only guess the meaning of this strange question......My answer is that there are not any side effects detectable from my side, everything is in good working condition ????????

I would like to post my update regarding my experience with Rezum . It has been 1 months since the procedure and 2 weeks since removal of the catheter. After removal of catheter urine flow was weak with burning pain and quite some bleeding for several days. I wore adult diapers during that time and the diapers had to be changed twice daily because of all that blood. During the first few days there was nagging urgency and frequency to urinate often. Within 8 days bleeding had stopped and frequency/urgency was very manageable. Urine flow had improved considerably, already stronger than before Rezum. Today urine flow test was done and it was good, doctor Suntchai said it was like textbook and further improvement should gradually come within the next 2-3 months. Most of his patients come to complain during the first few weeks because after treatment the prostate is swollen and usually leads to more severe symptoms than before. This was not the case for me. Overall I am pleased since the end of week 3. Risk to keep in mind for a while are possible infections because the prostate is still inflamed and it is easy for bacteria to enter the area. And in rare cases the inability to urinate, mostly caused by the inflammation in combination with infection.

I had the Rezum precedure in Bangkok at BNH and the doctor told me it is not advisable to travel after that for a few weeks, even if it only an outpatient procedure. There is a risk of an acute urinary retention ( unable to urinate) for some time after the catheter is removed. In this case it is a medical emergency and you cannot just walk into any other hospital. Other doctors might refuse to help because of legal liability problems if they know you had a surgery elsewhere in case something goes wrong. Also few doctors in Thailand have any knowledge about the Rezum procedure and might refer you to the hospital where you had it done.

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The get the exact required pressure is often difficult because of unstable water pressure in the building. In my case the pressure changes from minute to minute even the valve position is exactly the same. I have so far not seen an adjustable hose itself, the valves are normally located at the wall near the toilet.

I would also like to share my experience with Rezum precedure done at BNH hospital. I was in and out of the hospital within exactly 4 hours. During the procedure (Cystoscopie plus Rezum) I was not awake and catheter was in place when wakening up. I almost immediately experienced some discomfort because of the catheter whenever moving. The good thing is really that the treatment is outpatient and I could return home and was able to walk short distances. It is highly recommended to buy a pack of adult diapers and wear them because of blood not only in the urine bag but dripping out of the urethra as well. A slight burning pain is to be expected from time to time. Starting on the third day i experienced quite some pain when sitting on chairs or hard surfaces longer than 20 minutes. Sitting on my sofa or armchair was however possible without issue. After 1 week I was given the option to remove the catheter. However, at that time I felt some pain and decided to wait another week, even as mentioned the catheter was very inconvenient and sometimes painful. Today the catheter was removed (close to 2 weeks after Rezum), during removal i had a strong burning pain lasting 2 or 3 seconds. I was told to wait in the hospital until after 2 times of urination to see if there are any problems with that. Urination was ok, but not particularly strong with lots of blood coming out. Some hours later the bleeding seems to be less. Frequency and urgency of urination is annoying so far. Next appointment will be in 2 weeks and I will keep you updated. All expenses were paid by my insurance passportcard (luckily i have in and outpatient coverage which is very expensive but since some time already I am glad to have it because of several issues and the Rezum coverage was confirmed within less than 24 hours).

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I would bring it to an authorized Kawasaki bigbike dealer, not just any other shop.

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Thanks for telling us your experience. Sounds positive, i might do the same in next year.

Just buy generic medication like Vilerm tablets, much more affordable than original brands.