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Aquablation: Post-surgery expectations

Men's Health | Last Active: Dec 7 7:24am | Replies (130)
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@fredunger

No surgery to recover from. Making the prostate shrink instead of a roto rooter surgery was an easy choice for me. Urologists don't suggest this since it competes with their surgery. You need to go the physicians that do stents.

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gottodosomething | @gottodosomething | Mar 4 9:11am

I never heard about prostate artery embolization. Which doctor type do I look for? Can you be a little more specific. Would I need to find a heart doctor. Appreciate any help. Before I read this blog I was all set to do aquablation but this prostate artery embolization sounds better.

One question : by apparently "plugging" artery blood flow to prostate to strave growth....can you speak to the risk of blood clots should a clot piece break free or am I just misunderstanding something
thank you
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av8r6 | @av8r6 | Mar 18 12:31pm

Fred,

Did you have this done at Mayo Clinic? If not, where and by which doctor?

Thanks,
Paul

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