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Subject: As of Nuke + 18 days or so, the 'conversation' resumes

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Xpltivdletd

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Date Posted: 11:04:58 06/15/06 Thu
In reply to: Xpltivdletd 's message, "However, I will report here FWIW that, as of Nuke + 5 days" on 17:06:36 05/27/06 Sat

...as we knew it would. A 122�F, 40-minute induction burn had to have some consequences even if the nerves in the prostate are not heat-sensing nerves. The crust has begun to flake away. With my typical irreverence I'll say I'm back in the pink, with a few little bits of what looks like cooked pepperoni in it. Just like the road-rash we remember as we learned things NOT to try with a bicycle, it flakes away, exposing more sensitive skin. It isn't painful--I'd say so if it was. But I *know* before I see it, when I'm passing another bit of that toasted prostate/urethra tissue. Let's just say it adds some ...incentive to keep pushing fluids.

The evening *of* my procedure I experienced frequent trips to pee that felt a lot more urgent than the relatively little I produced. With the resumption of the other symptoms as-describes above, that happens sometimes, too. But it has happened intermittently for me, ever since my major prostate-infection in '02, so it just may be part of life and not entirely a consequence of the procedure.

For now, I'd still tell my Doc let's go for it. But, be ready for the show NOT to be over in a week. That's just the intermission. RKBA! Best regards.

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Subject	Author	Date
Operation Urgent Piddle	Xpltivdletd	19:58:00 06/27/06 Tue
Re: Operation Urgent Piddle -- Veeckster, 22:41:00 07/11/06 Tue