TURP trans urethral resection of prostate

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jogouka | December 23, 2007

TURP means trans urethral resection of prostate. It is a treatment for benign...

jogouka | December 23, 2007

TURP means trans urethral resection of prostate. It is a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia. The video shows how this endoscpic operation is performed.

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  • The only solution to that problem is to balance very well the pros and contras. In my opinion the key is the doctor patient communication. The patient must be well informed. The surgeon has to talk extensively to the patient about the effects, advantages, disadvantages and how to deal with them

  • Reply To crookhunter: The operation resolves many problems caused by the prostatic hyperplasia and enlargement. Still though one of the probable functional consequences is the anejaculation. This doesn't mean erectile dysfunction nor anorgasmia. It means that the sperm doesn't go out of the urethra but it goes in the bladder.

  • It does regenerate because the prostatic hyperplasia is a process that doesn't stop after the operation. The operation removes the enlarged tissue, but if the operation is complete and correct, then probably there won't be any problems, since the regenerated tissue needs many years to become big enough to create again problems.

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  • the video is very good but please you tell me what is your musical bottom? the melody is beuty

  • Is he saying "prostate" correctly?

  • @024reredrum Shouldn't you say "fgs" (for goodness sake)?

  • Does the prostatic tissue removed regenerate?

  • @3703533 But you can't ejaculate anymore correct? I prob should have this done but I cant see just blowing air

  • Well done. I am 38 years old and had a TURP operation completed on me 1 week ago. Benefits - I never in my life urinated so well. Before theoperation I had 150 ml urin stuck in the bladder causing invection after invection. This is now gone. Possible recommendation to specialists, washing out the bladder should not be optional but recommended for the first two days to remove all blood and pieces of material.

    Opinion of the video, well demostrated, well explained, excellent training 4 None Dr.

  • Why on earth was this recommended for me? I'm 21 years old ffs!

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