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Urinary Leakage After Prostate Surgery: Treatment Options and When to Consider an Artificial Urinary Apr 2 8:54pm | By Dr. Daniel S. Elliott (@elliottdaniel)
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Hello tuckerp! Due to my pelvic floor tightness which cuts off the pudendal nerve, my urologist has recommended the ProAct rather than the AUS. He says it not as reliable as the AUS, but is less invasive, and about 80-90% effective. How has the ProAct been for you?

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tuckerp | @tuckerp | Mar 29 7:03am

@augs8284 I have not had the surgery. Still weighing the options. I am incontinent 6 years after surgery. Kegels have helped some but no relief.

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