Question for the Guys
I've been researching a question that I've had no luck with. Frankly, it's a plumbing issue. (Embarraaassssinnng) Have any of you had any bladder problems that have only started after you began chemo?
I know old guys supposedly start having problems, but I've not had any significant ones until I started chemo. Now it seems that I'm always having to be extremely careful about dripping and spotting - how embarrassing! I don't even want to post this. But I've not been able to find any info on this question. I have a very low baseline PSA, but I don't even know if they can run a PSA while on chemo. This seems a sudden change to me, but certainly could be related to the treatment, I suppose.
Anyone have any experience?
Thanks,
Tom
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Hey Tom. me again, I'm up every hour, on the hour, I have noticed it to, you really just have to give it that extra couple of minutes, hahahahaha sounds crazy I know, keep drinking tons of water, it's a good thing to flush out all them chemicals! Vinny0 -
THANKS!COBRA666 said:THE ROOF IS LEAKING (DRIP DROP)
Tom,
Oh yes, I notice it too. Also notice that when I have to go I have to go now. Can't sit and think about it. If I wait too long I just might go in my pants. John
Vinny, John,
You guys have no IDEA how happy I am to get your responses. This has not been a great morning and I have been debating this post for days. But suddenly I really feel uplifted.
Many, many thanks!!
Tom0 -
Guys arn't the only ones...tcvine said:THANKS!
Vinny, John,
You guys have no IDEA how happy I am to get your responses. This has not been a great morning and I have been debating this post for days. But suddenly I really feel uplifted.
Many, many thanks!!
Tom
Hey guys...
Since chemo I haven't peed so much in all of my life!!! Plus..sometimes it's slow in flowing and I have to rock back and forth to slosh it around to release, and other times I'm in a dead run to avoid wetting my pants. While you guys stand and feel frustrated...just remember us gals are sitting and feeling equally frustrated. Hubby's afraid he will have to replace the handle on the flusher...ha!ha!ha!...Sue0 -
I agree Sueallmost60 said:Guys arn't the only ones...
Hey guys...
Since chemo I haven't peed so much in all of my life!!! Plus..sometimes it's slow in flowing and I have to rock back and forth to slosh it around to release, and other times I'm in a dead run to avoid wetting my pants. While you guys stand and feel frustrated...just remember us gals are sitting and feeling equally frustrated. Hubby's afraid he will have to replace the handle on the flusher...ha!ha!ha!...Sue
Yes Guys,
We girls have our issues too! I can relate to what sue said, it brought back memories of sooo much time in the bathroom.0 -
bathroom issuesdixiegirl said:I agree Sue
Yes Guys,
We girls have our issues too! I can relate to what sue said, it brought back memories of sooo much time in the bathroom.
I am still looking for someone that has bubbles. After each treatment for about a week to 10 days I have bubbles galore in the toilet bowl. No joke. Can't figure that one out. I find myself singing that song by Don Ho, "Tiny Bubbles", everytime I go. John0 -
Tiny BubblesCOBRA666 said:bathroom issues
I am still looking for someone that has bubbles. After each treatment for about a week to 10 days I have bubbles galore in the toilet bowl. No joke. Can't figure that one out. I find myself singing that song by Don Ho, "Tiny Bubbles", everytime I go. John
Love it, John.
I don't have bubble trouble, but hopefully it is just the "stuff" that you're getting rid of. And that would be a good thing.
Ladies, I guess I didn't realize that this would be an issue for y'all, but thanks for your input also!
Y'All really helped my days yesterday and today. I was going all wild about possible prostate involvement - and today I am much more calm.
Hoping for a lighter day for All,
Tom0 -
Tiny Bubblestcvine said:Tiny Bubbles
Love it, John.
I don't have bubble trouble, but hopefully it is just the "stuff" that you're getting rid of. And that would be a good thing.
Ladies, I guess I didn't realize that this would be an issue for y'all, but thanks for your input also!
Y'All really helped my days yesterday and today. I was going all wild about possible prostate involvement - and today I am much more calm.
Hoping for a lighter day for All,
Tom
Tom,
Thats how my lymphoma was discovered. I went for a routine yearly urology prostate exam in Feb of 2010 and all was fine. The Dr. wanted a routine cat scan to check everything from kidneys to bladder. Again all was fine but they saw a few enlarged lymph nodes on the scan. That was not fine. Had it checked out thru referal to the onc. center and here I am. John0 -
hey JohnCOBRA666 said:Tiny Bubbles
Tom,
Thats how my lymphoma was discovered. I went for a routine yearly urology prostate exam in Feb of 2010 and all was fine. The Dr. wanted a routine cat scan to check everything from kidneys to bladder. Again all was fine but they saw a few enlarged lymph nodes on the scan. That was not fine. Had it checked out thru referal to the onc. center and here I am. John
Hey John have not talked to you in a while, how are you feeling?0 -
THE BIG OLE' BUSvinny59 said:the bus
Finished 7th treatment, feel the same way, only have one more left, you? They wanted to give me a blood transfusion, I just could not do it.....
Vinny,
I got 1 to go too. Number 4 and 5 kicked my A$$. I see where you are still having a lot of problems with your blood counts. I think about you all the time.I will be feeling bad and all of a sudden you pop up in my mind. I feel bad complaining with the way I feel sometimes and then thinking about what you are going thru. I am borderline anemic right now and feel really wore out. I have actually wore the soles of my tennis out from not picking my feet up enough when I walk,no joke. I just can't imagine what you are going thru. I am praying those blood counts come up pretty soon. They will come up, Its just better sooner than later. Nothing like feeling wore down all the time. John0 -
That dam bus!!!COBRA666 said:THE BIG OLE' BUS
Vinny,
I got 1 to go too. Number 4 and 5 kicked my A$$. I see where you are still having a lot of problems with your blood counts. I think about you all the time.I will be feeling bad and all of a sudden you pop up in my mind. I feel bad complaining with the way I feel sometimes and then thinking about what you are going thru. I am borderline anemic right now and feel really wore out. I have actually wore the soles of my tennis out from not picking my feet up enough when I walk,no joke. I just can't imagine what you are going thru. I am praying those blood counts come up pretty soon. They will come up, Its just better sooner than later. Nothing like feeling wore down all the time. John
We will make it buddy! Having the head and neck cancer, is really helping get thru the end of this, that was really bad, don't get me wrong this is no picnic but it's doable. The worn out feeling really does knock you down. I keep telling myself one more!!!!!! Thanks for the thought's!!!!! Vinny0
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