Orgasms after Aquablation

I am six months out. Still have retrograde ejaculation. I do have some pre ejaculate but i shoot air biscuits. Doctors dont tell all the downsides of this surgery. At least i still get an erection. I regret the surgery everyday. Still do not have full bladder control even on Gemtesa but it has improved.

I am six months out. Still have retrograde ejaculation. I do have some pre ejaculate but i shoot air biscuits. Doctors dont tell all the downsides of this surgery. At least i still get an erection. I regret the surgery everyday. Still do not have full bladder control even on Gemtesa but it has improved.

By now I hope you've had sex countless times to great satisfaction for you and your partner.
My Aquablation was Jan 22. In hospital overnight with Foley and irrigation, Not a lot of pain and some soft erections. Upon removal of Foley next afternoon was able to void enough to be sent home. Urine was a dark burgundy color and I retained 284 ml of urine. Color seemed too dark and retention amount too high but first year resident okayed me to leave - and who wants to stay in the hospital. Foley removal was crazy painful, but not much pain other than that. Problems began at home: urination sometimes great other times a few drops. Always felt like I had to urinate except when laying down. A week later blood visibility is almost gone and am urinating in a more consistent fashion. Still feel like I have not gotten all the urine out. My greatest concern was the quality of my orgasms after surgery, that said, I masturbated and found it extremely difficult to orgasm. There was little sensation getting to orgasm and very little sensation during orgasm. Of all these post-op symptoms, I was informed by my surgeon of the blood in the urine and the one night stay in the hospital. I had also reviewed ProCept's website where none of these issues where addressed. I am seriously hoping that time changes these current outcomes. And no, my doctor never mentioned anything about when to have sex after the operation, but wanted to see me back in 3 months. Oh, no ejaculate upon climax which is no issue to me, but sensation is. There may not be a lot of point to sex of any kind without strong sensations. Maybe, I'm being selfish after all I have a much younger wife and I do not think the "I don't feel anything: excuse is going to comfort her. And I selected this procedure with great confidence that of all things my orgasms would not change which my surgeon confirmed in a face to face Q&A session. I will see how this works out, but I am strongly seeing a pattern in these comments of misrepresentation by ProCept BioRobotics and our surgeons. How do you all feel about how your expectations were set? Do you have any suggestions that might return feelings to my future orgasms?

I had the aquablation procedure in mid-August. I spent the night in the hospital and was released the next day with a catheter. I had the catheter for three days and returned to the hospital to have it removed on day four after the procedure. I had a slight stinging sensation when urinating the first few days, but that soon subsided. I had a forceful urine stream. I was advised to drink lots of water so I was drinking at least 12 oz every hour. My urine did have blood usually just at the beginning of the stream. Urine color was a light cranberry color. By day six after the procedure I felt great, so I became more active and walked 13,000 steps that day. Then the blood in the urine intensified and I saw a few blood clots 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch in diameter. Urine color became a dark red and thicker, but never got to the ketchup thickness that I was warned about. I increased my intake in of water and rested. I walked very little (3,000 steps per day). My urine remained dark red for a few days, but gradually lightened. At day 21 after the procedure my urine was clear and has stayed clear. I have had a few involuntary erections, but have not attempted to have any form of sex. My written hospital release instructions said to abstain from sex for four weeks, so I have two more days to go. I have gone into all of this detail to make the point that there may be ups and downs during recovery. I was really worried when blood in the urine had increased, but after a week or two of worry my urine has cleared up and I feel great. I have much more control than I did before the procedure.