Dencil 4 weeks post op.

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Evagirl
Evagirl Member Posts: 60
edited March 2014 in Prostate Cancer #1
Hi Everyone...

Thought I would come over and post Dencil's progress...

He did have the radical prostectomy (open) surgery

last monday...
has had no problems..other than some pain for a few hours
right after surgery...
went to the dr today and had his staples removed and got his
test results back

Please excuse me but I am not too savy with all the technical
terms but this is basically what the dr said

No involvment in the lymph nodes
the ca was only in one side of the prostate
the ca was touching the inside wall of the prostate on that side
just in various spots, meaning that it was not solidly touching

the pathology report was a T2B

he said the ca was just beginning to invade the seminal vessels
within the prostate.

Over all he said he felt it was a good report..

I asked him about being able to pee right away after
the cathetar comes out next monday and he said his record
is that he has had 0% of patients who cant pee after cath. removal

All is going really well so far...thanks to the Good Lord!!~~~
Praise the Lord!!

Eva :-)

And how are all of you doing???

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  • lewvino
    lewvino CSN Member Posts: 1,010 Member
    #2
    Evagirl, So glad to hear the
    Evagirl, So glad to hear the good report on Dencil. It sounds like you/he made the right choice in getting the cancer out. I asked my doc why they take out the seminal vessels (Mine were clean) and he said they act as an escape route for the cancer to get to other areas of the body. Since they were 'just beginning to invade' shows it was caught in time. Keep us posted on the cath removal. I have my 10 month PSA Test coming up in June.

    Larry
  • Evagirl
    Evagirl Member Posts: 60
    #3
    lewvino said:

    Evagirl, So glad to hear the
    Evagirl, So glad to hear the good report on Dencil. It sounds like you/he made the right choice in getting the cancer out. I asked my doc why they take out the seminal vessels (Mine were clean) and he said they act as an escape route for the cancer to get to other areas of the body. Since they were 'just beginning to invade' shows it was caught in time. Keep us posted on the cath removal. I have my 10 month PSA Test coming up in June.

    Larry

    Larry

    Hi Larry

    Thanks for responding

    I remember when I was on here several months ago trying
    to get info to make the right treatment decision..you were
    very helpful and friendly and if I remember right you had
    pretty succesful surgery and recovery....

    How has your PSA been so far?

    we will be waiting for our first PSA after surgery...
    Yes , I was thinking that for my hub...he just got
    this done in time...

    thanks for the info on the seminal vessels, I did not
    know that, but it makes sense and that is probably why
    the dr made note of that to us...

    Keep us posted on your PSA score

    Eva~~
  • lewvino
    lewvino CSN Member Posts: 1,010 Member
    #4
    Evagirl said:

    Larry

    Hi Larry

    Thanks for responding

    I remember when I was on here several months ago trying
    to get info to make the right treatment decision..you were
    very helpful and friendly and if I remember right you had
    pretty succesful surgery and recovery....

    How has your PSA been so far?

    we will be waiting for our first PSA after surgery...
    Yes , I was thinking that for my hub...he just got
    this done in time...

    thanks for the info on the seminal vessels, I did not
    know that, but it makes sense and that is probably why
    the dr made note of that to us...

    Keep us posted on your PSA score

    Eva~~

    Your memory is excellent.
    Your memory is excellent. Had great surgery results and recovery. So far my PSA tests have been scoring as 0. They check mine a little more frequent since I did have a positive margin which means the cancer cells were seen at the very edge of the prostate when pathology tested it. When I got my first 0 test score after surgery my wife and I both cried 'tears of joy' and then we went out to eat to celebrate being cancer free.

    Larry
  • bdhilton
    bdhilton CSN Member Posts: 867 Member
    #5
    Sounds like all went well
    Sounds like all went well and most important is that you guys sound pleased with the results. We will wait to hear about the cath removal and his progression…God bless
  • Evagirl
    Evagirl Member Posts: 60
    #6
    Dencil 4 weeks OUT from RPS

    Hi Everyone

    Just an Update:


    Dencil continues to do well 4 weeks post op radical prostate removal

    (open surgery) He had one wet incident the second night after cath

    removal. But nothing since then...He is walking 2-3 miles a day...

    and is looking very well...His friends are amazed~

    He is going back in 2 wks for a check up and that time dr will address

    the sexual side of it... I am happy at this point....anything else is

    frosting as far as I am concerned...I know that men may have a different

    view...no matter their age...

    Hope all of you are well and continuing to improve

    Hugs

    Eva
  • mssa58
    mssa58 Member Posts: 21
    #7
    Evagirl said:

    Dencil 4 weeks OUT from RPS

    Hi Everyone

    Just an Update:


    Dencil continues to do well 4 weeks post op radical prostate removal

    (open surgery) He had one wet incident the second night after cath

    removal. But nothing since then...He is walking 2-3 miles a day...

    and is looking very well...His friends are amazed~

    He is going back in 2 wks for a check up and that time dr will address

    the sexual side of it... I am happy at this point....anything else is

    frosting as far as I am concerned...I know that men may have a different

    view...no matter their age...

    Hope all of you are well and continuing to improve

    Hugs

    Eva

    Good to hear that your hubby is doing so well after his surgery. I am guessing that his walking every day is helping his healing. I tried to walk as much as possible after my surgery and it seemed to really speed up the healing. That is great that he only had one wet incident after his cath was removed. Good luck with the Dr. checkup in a few weeks.

    Terry
  • Evagirl
    Evagirl Member Posts: 60
    #8
    mssa58 said:

    Good to hear that your hubby is doing so well after his surgery. I am guessing that his walking every day is helping his healing. I tried to walk as much as possible after my surgery and it seemed to really speed up the healing. That is great that he only had one wet incident after his cath was removed. Good luck with the Dr. checkup in a few weeks.

    Terry

    Thanks Terry~~~!!~~~

    Thanks Terry~~~!!~~~

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