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Q: Problems After Bph Surgery

asked by: Ticktock on November 20th, 2006

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I recently underwent bph surgery. The surgery appears to have gone well. I had a psa reading of 2.7 before the op' however 2 months after the op i'm getting a lower stiff back. I cannot work it out with exercise. Am I being paranoid or could this be a symptom of pc.

Thanks in anticipation

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Vasiliy Sergeev

replied on November 24th, 2006

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Re: Problems After Bph Surgery

ticktock wrote:

i recently underwent bph surgery. The surgery appears to have gone well. I had a psa reading of 2.7 before the op' however 2 months after the op i'm getting a lower stiff back. I cannot work it out with exercise. Am I being paranoid or could this be a symptom of pc.

Thanks in anticipation

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