Paul,

PH> DS>   I had the Urolift prostate procedure done yesterday (April 8th) at
PH> DS> Baptist Med Center Day Surgery in Little Rock. The procedure went well,
PH> DS> but I have pain and burning on urination, plus urgency to void, and

PH>I'm glad to read it went well for you Daryl.

  Well, I had to make 2 trips to the Emergency Room yesterday; the first
was via ambulance...a second run last night, I drove myself. Both times,
it was abdominal pain, testicular pain, and nausea (the latter didn't
want to quit, even with several doses of Zofarin). They did a CT scan
and a urinalysis, and discovered that even with the Ciproflaxin
(antibiotic) and Pyridium (which colors the urine reddish orange, making
it hard to see if there's blood in it), I still got a urinary
tract/bladder infection...not to mention epididymytis...and I haven't
had relations since the night my wife died almost 8 years ago (that was
the last thing we did together...never thought sex could be a killer).

PH>Good news and I'm sure a feeling of relief for you. I was relieved for you
PH>and we hardly know each other!

  The pain and burning is lessening a bit, but not completely gone. But,
I have to call the urologist in the morning, and report things to him.
However, with heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast here much of the
week, I don't know when I'll be able to get out...as I obviously don't
want to try to navigate flooded roads.

PH>Yay, joys of being a guy... can't wait.

  While males have their issues, the females have their own to deal
with.

PH>Well I think I'm fine for now but thanks for the info.

PH>Take care, rest up and know folksa round this globe are sending you good
PH>vibes ;)

  Thanks...appreciate it.

Daryl

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