Prostate removal

[Besan]

Hi there

I am wondering if anyone there to advice me what to do with my urine leakage after surgery 4 years .ago

Any suggestions or treatment to stop this unconfotable side effects?

Thanks all

Bseah

[YostConner]

If physical therapy hasn’t helped, you may wish to consider an artificial urinary sphincter. The surgery is straightforward (if a bit painful), and the device easy to use. I’ve had one over two years now. Happy with result.

[pjoshea13]

I suppose you have already tried the Kegel exercises, but there may be some benefit of doing them anyway:

mayoclinic.org/healthy-life...

Good luck, -Patrick

[BrentW]

DribbleStop

amazon.co.uk/s?k=dribblesto...

[Besan in reply to BrentW]

Thanks for the advice

I will check more details on thise items and give a try. You are highly appreciated

[BrentW]

Not a problem. After brachytherapy and an LRP, I decided I did not want any more surgical interventions "down there". I had been through enough trauma, and been left in enough discomfort, as it was. So, DribbleStop proved my godsend. I have been wearing it since 2015, without any issues.

[Besan in reply to BrentW]

Thank you very much

It gives more encouragement to keep life going . I do appreciate

[elvismlv123]

The sphincter sounds good but there is also a sling...Google Dr Zafir Kahn and ask him.

He knows most of these alternatives.

[Besan in reply to elvismlv123]

Thank you so much

[j-o-h-n]

I used to tie mine in a knot.... but sadly those days are over..... signed shorty for short....

Good Luck, Good Health Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Thursday 05/09/2019 11:50 AM DST