surgery for enlarged prostate.

[JensenZ]

On 8/24/2024 at 11:24 AM, Will B Good said:

Not at that stage.....yet......but can anyone comment on the impact Rezum has on one's sex life? ....(as poor as it already is).

You could try a small daily dose of Viagra (about 20 mg). It helped me to pee better with the added advantage of improved penile health. Contrary to what many think, even with Viagra you still need to be aroused, so it doesn't increase your desire. You'd need a larger dose when you have performance commitments. On those occasions, you can add 50mg in addition to your daily dose.

[olongapo]

On 8/25/2024 at 12:41 PM, BKKKevin said:

Here us a very good video on the state of the art treatments... Sadly the focus is on Aquablation which is not yet available in Thailand... But a good watch for anyone who faces the issue...

I had it 7:years ago never really worked maybe they have improved now, but caused scarring so cannot now have rezum and only choice turp they say 

 

[StraightTalk]

On 8/26/2024 at 2:49 PM, JensenZ said:

You could try a small daily dose of Viagra (about 20 mg).

Aren't drugs such as Viagra and Cialis relatively expensive?

[Lorry]

4 hours ago, StraightTalk said:

Aren't drugs such as Viagra and Cialis relatively expensive?

Generic viagra from GPO (called Sidegra) in Bangkok, 20 tablets of 100mg each, 1000B.

 

Generic cialis from India (called Apcalis) in Bangkok,  4 tablets of 20mg each, 400 B.

 

Half of these prices in Western Europe (if self-pay).

A fraction of these prices in India, eg apollopharmacy.in

 

[Lorry]

On 8/26/2024 at 2:49 PM, JensenZ said:

You could try a small daily dose of Viagra (about 20 mg). It helped me to pee better with the added advantage of improved penile health. Contrary to what many think, even with Viagra you still need to be aroused, so it doesn't increase your desire. You'd need a larger dose when you have performance commitments. On those occasions, you can add 50mg in addition to your daily dose.

The recommendation would be Tadalafil (eg Cialis) 5mg daily.

Not Viagra, it is excreted too fast. 

Cialis 5mg for this purpose is covered by many insurances. 

Edited October 11 by Lorry

[JensenZ]

16 hours ago, Lorry said:

The recommendation would be Tadalafil (eg Cialis) 5mg daily.

Not Viagra, it is excreted too fast. 

Cialis 5mg for this purpose is covered by many insurances. 

Good info - thanks!

 

NFS Info

Edited October 11 by JensenZ

[ThaiPauly]

On 8/24/2024 at 11:27 AM, Lacessit said:

I have been taking medication for BPH for more than five years.

 

My urologist in Australia is as high up the totem pole as anyone can get in Western medicine. FRCS, FRACS. I have been seeing him since 2006, when I had bladder cancer.

 

On my last visit, I asked him if I could have surgery, as I was sick of taking medication.

 

He said as long as I could still pee, stick with the medication.

 

He explained there was a 80-90% chance with ANY form of surgery the following problems would occur:

 

Incontinence, retrograde ejaculation, impotence, and urinary tract infection.

 

Your choice. Do you feel lucky?

I had a TURP 4 years ago which left me with all the complications you mentioned...and then some.