Does anyone still have leakage?
good afternoon gentleman. i had my prostate removed in october of 2019, since then i have had 2 lupron shots, 39 sessions of radiation and pt. and i still have occasional leakage. does anyone else still have this? ps even though i don,t have to i still wear a diaper
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Hi John, Pretty much the same treatment scenario for me. Only stretched out over 10 years. Still leaking. Only I don't have a choice regarding whether I wear pad, diaper, etc. Like I told my wife; when we come into the world we are given diapers and walker. When we go out we are given diapers and a walker.
Hey John, I'm a beer drinker (62)and I wear a pad at night. Surgery, September 2019. It's getting better but I don't want to take any chances. Just glad to be alive. I can handle the vanity part.
Thanks for the reply carry on I'm trying to carry on too😀😀😀
Hi Mr bill ain't that the truth. I feel like it's gotten better I mostly leak when I sneeze oh well carry on my friend and thank you
John,
That seems to be the when most leakage occurs. Sneezing, coughing, physical stress.
Thanks Mr bill I can always use words of encouragement
I had a prostatectomy combined with a bladder diverticulotomy in April of 2017. I had greenlight laser surgery about 9 yrs previous to my total prostate removal. I did have problems with leakage prior to surgery, and it hasn't gotten better. I still wear tape on diapers during the day, and heavy pin on cloth diapers with a diaper cover at night. 2 1/2 years ago, I was diagnosed with heart failure. I have several different problems with my heart. I have had every test imaginable to determine the right direction to take. I had a pacemaker implanted 6 months ago, and continue with lots of drugs. It has been recommended that I drink 4 liters of water per day. You can imagine what that does for my incontinence! I have read that over 50% of patients with heart failure have incontinence issues. So, yes I still leak. Probably for the rest of my life. I've come to grips with the need to wear diapers. At least I'm still alive.