Treatments urologic

You male patient urologic treatment which you had with your urologist as urethral dilation, ureteroscopy, cystoscopy, bladder catheterization and others define what you felt at that moment of procedure.

In addition to the almost universal DRE, I have had bladder ultrasounds, trans-rectal ultrasound of the prostate, cystoscopy, trans-rectal prostate biopsy and laser prostate surgery. These were medical procedures and most, I felt nothing as a local was used with the procedure. The biopsy was somewhat uncomfortable as it takes quite a while to pull 14 well placed specimens. None of this, not one thing, nothing, was at all erotic. There is nothing erotic about going to a real doctor.

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. . . . None of this, not one thing, nothing, was at all erotic. There is nothing erotic about going to a real doctor.

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After reading many posts, I was starting to lose faith in men's observation and response to reality when it comes to medical procedures and health care. I agree, there is nothing erotic about real health care. Your life depends on it.

Thank you for your response.

Through all this, we finally arrived at a diagnosis and solution to my problems. The best words we heard were, "You do not have cancer". I have a condition known as granulatomous prostaititis. This mimics prostate cancer. There is no cure, but my urologist felt by removing much of the excess tissue in my prostate, the condition would be more controllable. In fact after the laser surgery, which removed over half of the prostate, I now have no symptoms of enlarged prostate and have had only one UTI in the past 17 months. This is very much better than one every 4 - 6 weeks.

About 2/3 of what guys post here about experiences at their doctor's offices is the same kind of crap that I used to see in "Penthouse Forum". It is pure, unadulterated bull shit.

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I find this thread interesting. When I go to my GP and am sick, I always am hoping for shots in the butt. I can honestly say I enjoy the shots in the butt, hope for them, and kind of feel cheated if I don't get one or two. I guess that is not erotic, but I do enjoy it, and if it really stings, I enjoy it more.

I went to a urologist on Wednesday. I was truly hoping that he would "scope me", his words from the last visit, but all he did was do a DRE and his nurse took blood for a PSA test.

I don't think it would have been erotic if he had "scoped me", but since I enjoy catheters, I think I would have enjoyed the scope.

So maybe there is a middle ground between a health care visit and it being erotic.