Question 1

Had emergency kidney stone surgery last Thursday and still have the urethra stent in. I've called the urologist's office multiple times but keep getting the runaround it's been five days now and I'm really worried. What should I do about getting the stent removed?

Accepted Answer

It's understandable that you're concerned about the ureteral stent after your emergency kidney stone surgery. After five days, it's important to clarify your situation and get the stent removed. If you haven't been given specific instructions about removing it yourself (with a string attached), you should contact your urologist again and request a removal appointment

Question 2

I have a slightly thick frenulum and want to get it removed it seems like a minor surgery. During intercourse, the pain makes me lose my erection a bit, though using a condom helps. Which type of doctor should I see for this, how much does it usually cost, and are there any risks involved?

Accepted Answer

normal nothing to worry ok.

Question 3

I have grade III prostatomegaly and I'm really worried about it. Can this be managed with medications or is surgery the only option? What are the risks and benefits of each approach? I'd like to understand my options better.

Accepted Answer

Grade 3 BPH: Patients with severe benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms have significant obstruction in daily urine flow. Usually 3rd grade of BPH needs surgical intervention but doctor may recommend some medications to manage the symptoms before the surgery

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More Urology Health Queries

Had emergency kidney stone surgery last Thursday and still have the urethra stent in. I've called the urologist's office multiple times but keep getting the runaround it's been five days now and I'm really worried. What should I do about getting the stent removed?

I have a slightly thick frenulum and want to get it removed it seems like a minor surgery. During intercourse, the pain makes me lose my erection a bit, though using a condom helps. Which type of doctor should I see for this, how much does it usually cost, and are there any risks involved?

I have grade III prostatomegaly and I'm really worried about it. Can this be managed with medications or is surgery the only option? What are the risks and benefits of each approach? I'd like to understand my options better.

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