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deleterman

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can't pee after prostate surgery Posted: 08-17-08 12:41pm


hi all ; just had this turp done, after 3 months with the bag on,yikes. had the bag and cath taken off last week so its just been a few days , i was just thinking has anyone had this done ? and how long is the recovery time ? month - month -half ? peeing on my own now but after 4-5 hours still have some still in and i have to use a catheter to get it all out .any were from 300 ml to 350 left.any thoughts on this? thanks. deleterman.

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