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"my last TURP a lot of calcium stones were removed and I was told by the Doctor that almost all of my prostate tissue was removed. and I have issues with ED ever since.  some times at night when I get up it will be working then within 2 min its…"
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At 6:08pm on September 23, 2008, Chris said…
Dr Eden,
I put a question up for you on the forum. Would you be so kind as to take a look at it?

Thank you
At 5:18am on October 8, 2008, Chris said…
Dr Eden,

Thank you for seeing me yesterday. Just a couple of points which I would like to clarify.

1) You said yesterday that you would "oversee" my surgery. I take it from this that you will be inside the theatre, watching and directing whoever will be doing the surgery. I understand the need for training urologists in this new field of surgery, but I felt slightly uncomfortable on the train ride home yesterday. I need to be reassured that the outcome from my surgery will be exactly the same if you were the surgeon carrying it out. After all, that's the reason I travelled to Surrey in the first place, to be treated by you. Dr Krongrad tells me the skill of the surgeon is paramount in LRP procedure for a successful outcome.

2) You mentioned that you had removed the prostate from a sixth c.p. patient. You said it was too early to tell how the patient was progressing. May I ask how long ago the patient's prostate was removed? Was it days, weeks, or months?

Once again, thank you for all your kind assistance, and good luck with your marathon.

Chris
At 3:50pm on November 22, 2008, Chris said…
Dr Eden,

Any news on the sixth chronic prostatitis patient you performed the LRP on?
Obviously, I am extremely interested to hear how he is doing, and it goes without saying I wish him a full recovery.
Thank you for your time
Chris
At 11:35am on November 24, 2008, Chris said…
Thanks for the update, Dr Eden.

Dare I ask whether the patient's erectile function has returned? And his continence?

Or is it too early to tell?
At 12:48pm on December 2, 2008, Nik said…
Hi Mr Eden

I would really appreciate it if you could give your opinion on my post about radical TURP for prostatitis when you have a spare moment.

Thanks very much.
At 9:12am on December 12, 2008, mike said…
De Eden,

out of the six prostatitis surgeries you have performed. Have you noticed full urine controll and potency return in all of them who had the controll pre surgery? thanks in advance.

mike
At 1:29pm on February 21, 2010, David Feeley said…
thanks for answering me, I guess the only information we are looking for is, have you done anymore removals?? if so has it helped there condition? I think I speak for everyone here that is suffering by saying its kinda the only light I see at the top of this cave im stuck in.
At 3:03pm on February 21, 2010, Christopher Eden said…
David

I continue to perform laparoscopic total prostatectomy for chronic prostatitis/pelvic pain syndrome on a regular but infrequent (3-4 cases a year) basis. I operated on a surgeon from the north of England last week, who felt a difference by the second post-operative day. All but 1 patient to date (out of 10) has been cured of his pain.
At 3:03pm on February 25, 2010, David Feeley said…
so far thats 90% success, from what they say 95% cases are non bacterial, Some where someone is wrong???? how many out of the 10 had cancer? Again thanks for answering me. Dave
At 3:16pm on February 25, 2010, Christopher Eden said…
7/10 had cancer. I quite agree, Arnon, that patients with this life-changing condition need a forum such as this to discuss their problem and potential solutions with fellow patients. Congratulations for providing this valuable resource for what is generally a hugely-underresourced condition.

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