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Aquablation: Post-surgery expectations

Men's Health | Last Active: Dec 7 7:24am | Replies (130)
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@av8r6

This discussion has made me realize that this is a very difficult and complex decision, and it doesn't make it easy when you see some individuals having what I would call a failed aquablation proceedure, while others are extremely satisfied.

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Phil, Alumni Mentor | @upstatephil | Jul 11 10:01am

@av8r6 - It is difficult. Might think of the decision as "personal risk management". What are the odds you'll be better off with vs without the procedure? There is no perfect answer and some uncertainty will always be in your decision...

For me - I, too, was tired of having urination be the center of many of my thoughts and activities. I was willing to risk aquablation to reduce or eliminate that long-term focus. While everything isn't perfect (six months post aquablation), I'm very happy I made the decision to proceed.

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