75 yo who has been treating BPH (180 gm prostate) for the last 10 + years with alpha-blockers, but finally decided to pull the trigger and seek a surgical solution. After a good deal of research and discussion with my urologist, I decided to go with Aquablation. Surgery went smoothly, but I did develop some urethral adhesion (possibly due to minor injury from catheter or tools used) which was causing a weak and somewhat erratic stream. I needed to have an office procedure to clear that. Now, 7 weeks after surgery, stream is strong and I'm sleeping much better at night, having to get up only 1 or 2 times. I do experience some urgency and minor leakage at times, but hoping that will improve in the coming months. I'm interested how others are doing after a number of months.