Post by Rick Redner on Oct 4, 2013 5:52:24 GMT -5
I began this thread because I new member joined and wrote to me stating that two years post-surgery he's still dealing with issues, I'm sure he thought would have gone away by now. The ads promoting surgery give men the impression life returns to "normal" within a few short months.
This is a thread where those who are more than two years post-surgery can share some of the issues they continue to cope with. I'll start.
1. Even though I no longer wear a pad, if my bladder is full and I bend, sneeze, cough, I'll still leak some urine.
2. On occasion I'll still experience very painful bladder spasms.
3. My response to ED medication is still unreliable. Sometimes it will work other times it won't.
4. It looks like I'll never experience a spontaneous erection ever again.
5. On occasion I'll still leak urine during an orgasm.
6. I miss ejaculations, but I'm no longer sad or angry about this loss.
7. Knowing what I know today I'd make the same treatment choice.
These are some of the issues I continue to cope with a few months shy of 3 years after surgery. What are yours?
This is a thread where those who are more than two years post-surgery can share some of the issues they continue to cope with. I'll start.
1. Even though I no longer wear a pad, if my bladder is full and I bend, sneeze, cough, I'll still leak some urine.
2. On occasion I'll still experience very painful bladder spasms.
3. My response to ED medication is still unreliable. Sometimes it will work other times it won't.
4. It looks like I'll never experience a spontaneous erection ever again.
5. On occasion I'll still leak urine during an orgasm.
6. I miss ejaculations, but I'm no longer sad or angry about this loss.
7. Knowing what I know today I'd make the same treatment choice.
These are some of the issues I continue to cope with a few months shy of 3 years after surgery. What are yours?
