Rezum for BPH revised

[@targetguy777]

Wearing the capiter now for 2 weeks so a little difficult to return to work but the operation was 5 min.

[@coreyayers3740]

Just wondering..we’re there problems with the procedure that forced you to have the catheter for that amount of time? I go in for my Rezum procedure in 4 days. Thanks

[@BabyDiego10599]

how did your procedure go? how are you feeling?

[@coreyayers3740]

@@BabyDiego10599 The procedure was not to bad..4 steam shots..2 on each side with a little pain..catheter in for 5 days and that wasn’t too fun..Stopped flowmax pills 2 months after procedure.Over all I give it a 7 out of 10 and hopefully it will last at least 5 yrs or more..

[@NotAsTraceable]

@@BabyDiego10599 Yes...please let us know. I'm considering having this procedure.

[@targetguy777]

I ended up with retrograde ejaculation after rezum an dont recomend it.

[@daveyvane9431]

Did you get pregnant from that? Did it feel bad or good?

[@targetguy777]

it is impossible to get anyone pregnant as the semen go to the bladder.@@daveyvane9431

[@garygrow8373]

REZUM is an extremely painful procedure. “Water Vapor” is a polite way of saying live steam will be directly injected into your prostate while fully awake. Your life is miserable for the next 30 days as the necrotic tissue from your prostate is slowly expelled. The pain from this procedure is beyond what is acceptable in today’s medical practice. The kicker is another procedure will be needed in a few short years as this procedure effectiveness is short lived.

[@Turboy65]

"Today in the hospital lunchroom the entree' is parboiled prostate sautee'ed in its own juices. "

[@jackfromthe60s]

I had Rezum 3 months ago under general anaesthetic. Completely painless and I only had minor discomfort for a few days afterwards.

[@garygrow8373]

@@jackfromthe60s Jack, I don't believe you. I am sure you don't care if I believe you but every person I have talked to directly said it was painful and suffered for months.

[@jackfromthe60s]

@@garygrow8373 You're right, I don't care whether you believe me. Obviously there is zero pain when under a general anaesthetic. So the procedure itself was pain-free. And post-op, the only discomfort I had was from the dilation caused Rezum device which was bearable and only lasted a couple of days. I never even took the prescription painkillers the surgeon gave me. I threw the unopened packet into the trash. Perhaps you have a low pain threshold?

[@garygrow8373]

@@jackfromthe60s Duh… obviously if you are under general anesthesia you won’t feel anything. I and almost everyone who posted had the procedure in office. Post here if you were fully awake and tell us your experience. Saying you felt no pain while under general anesthesia, as you said, is a no brainer.

[@eugenebdotson7363]

Sexually for rezum is false and disappointing !