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To: null and void

No you didn’t. I had that done about three years ago, and it was very rough for me.
I was not prepared for the recovery. For most people it goes smooth, but for others it’s several days of catheters.

If I had it to do over, I would seriously consider doing the urolift.

I can’t say for certain if I have experienced the effects of too much oxalate. Probably because I don’t gorge in any particular oxalate rich food.

Have you noticed ill effects from too much chocolate?

I’ve noticed if I add powdered Vit C to my smoothie or water, I feel lousy the next day. I never thought it was the Vit C, but it is a very potent oxalate crystal precursor.

Funny, OTOH, adding lemon, natural fit. C, to your water apparently inhibits the effects of oxalates.


72 posted on 11/26/2024 12:15:01 AM PST by nikos1121
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I did have urolift. It worked great for a couple years. But, (there's always a but) since I was blessed with an extra lobe way up right at the bladder that couldn't quite get stapled perfectly we knew from the get-go that I might need further surgery years later, it's now years later.

Ugly looking thing, a bulge like a giant tongue in a too small mouth.

The advantage of the green laser is it cauterizes as it goes, limiting bleeding. Catheter out in 3 days.

They'll cut loose samples to check for cancer, should have results for Christmas...

Have you noticed ill effects from too much chocolate?

There's no such thing as too much chocolate.

75 posted on 11/26/2024 4:40:02 AM PST by null and void ( Every political system is flawed, and all bureaucracies are corrupt. ~ chud)
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