I recently had a HoLEP, I was told by my surgeon I would almost certainly get RE, which I am fine with but it would be very supportive if I could hear from other men who have RE and their experiences. This discussion is not about the procedures that caused the RE, it is about how you live with it. Thanks for any insight. If you want to PM me that is fine. Thanks.
It sucks, when you’ve been used to shooting your orgasm out your penis and nothing comes out it sucks.
My wife especially hates it .....
Sorry to hear that Ken and thank you for sharing. Philip.
I had the GreenLight laser surgery on July 19 and I am just commencing some sexual activity again. I am having the RE and it's weird. It feels like half of an orgasm or even a third. I don't know if that will change over time but that's it for now. I don't much care for it. I'm 64, married for 34 years with 3 grown children. I would not say my testosterone level is at its peak. But the change does kind of suck. However, I am peeing much better and more frequently and seem to be retaining a relatively normal amount - which was the objective of the surgery. You take the good with the bad and move down the road....
Tpinhou,
It is good to hear the GreenLight surgery went well, and thank for sharing about your orgasm. I am not sure what to expect yet or how my RE will feel. Your insight has really helped me. Thank you, Philip.
Its like losing some taste. A food that you just loved still tastes really good, just not as good. I piece of the experience is missing, but its still good.
Thanks, that is such a good way of helping me understand. I appreciate your help. Philip.
I have it and it's no big deal. Orgasms feel about the same although perhaps just a little shorter in duration. My wife is happy that she doesn't drip after sex. I do tend of ooze a little afterwards until I pee.
Hey Philip,
I'm 66 and had a TURP exactly one year ago today. With this surgery, RE is virtually ensured and is an adjustment for sure. We are so used to ejaculating that it has, for all of our lives, been pretty much the goal of intercourse. So to not experience it can be frustrating and disappointing. I do miss that particular sensation but I also have noticed that many times (50% or so) my RE lasts way longer than my regular pre-surgery orgasm. I may have that orgasmic feeling for a minute or more. The feeling is not as powerful as a regular orgasm but it's good and the duration of it has been a pleasant surprise. Just allow yourself to feel the RE and ride it. It's not necessarily a horrible condition. But it is different.
Best of luck
Doug
I had a HoLEP almost 3 years ago and RE was par for the course and hasn't bothered me or my wife at all.
Whatever type of "rebore" your have no man will have exactly the same amount of prostate tissue removed from exactly the same location as another man and the RE "experience" will be different for us all, so just live with it.
Plus, the savings on the cost of tissues is a bonus.
guys,
do you actually see the semon in the urine?
Rogcal, I was thinking the same about the tissues.
Hi Doug,
Thanks, I look forward to trying, when I can, I hope I have such positive results as you.
Thanks for the post,
Philip.
Thanks Lee. Philip.
Yes, I do.
I had fla twice second time I got re. For me it's kinda a bummer not to cum. But over all my orgasims are good and seem to last longer. I'm 61 been married for 35 yrs so not a bid deal to me. Wife loves it cause no mess. Lol. Good luck on your journey.
Jim
Thanks Jim, that helps me a lot. Take care, Philip.
I find it strange that woman would hate RE. My wife says she wouldn't like RE either. Ejaculating inside must be part of the sexual bonding experience for women or something
I think the urine may be a little cloudy afterwards but I don't see anything other than that.
I agree . My wife seems to think sees "done her job" if i have a full orgasm with semen in her. We both need to adjust. But its ok. We will... i appreciate your comment