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Catheter question for men

Hi-

I'm scheduled for my "sleeve" in june-

and it was just brought to my attention that they will catheter for the surgery and day after.

Anyone have any experience with this?

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  • chef neil
    chef neil

    Kind of weird when the nurse grabed my penis to remove it. this is what I am not looking forward to. I am 50 with an 18 y/o labido...

  • Newly Calibrated
    Newly Calibrated

    Pretty freakin' easy and convenient. You're out when they put it in. I loved it. Thinking of getting one for the when the Super Bowl or Nascar is on TV. You don't actually go, you just drain. I though

  • bigsleeve56
    bigsleeve56

    I have had several and never cared I think you should quit thinking about it and think about getting healthy.

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I didn't have a catheter because my dr is the kind of dr that made me walk around right after surgery to get the lower pipes in gear again lol

Isnt part of it also so you dont pee while under or waking up.

I was really not looking forward to the cath but it wasn't so bad for me. It was uncomfortable being taken out but I was still on a morphine drip at that point so I barely remember it.

Isnt part of it also so you dont pee while under or waking up.

No not really doctor made sure I used the bathroom before I was under. Plus after you wake up you never pee right away it takes awhile because the anesthesia puts everything to sleep. That's why right after my surgery an hr later my dr had me walking around to wake up my lower section and to stimulate active blood flow throughout the body

Yup, like most others ,,,, mine was stuck in me only after I was out...

The Doc didnt even tell me it would be required... and when I woke up ,.,,, Surprise ....

Found it quite comfortable when it was in ... but going to the smoking section was a b***h, not to mention bathing. it just gets in the way ...

All said... the nurse who pulled it out was really hot... and no surprise I was hard as wood as soon as she touched my wood...

wouldnt go down with all the pain of her yanking it out.....

But her cleaning me up is a pleasant memory I will keep in my head for many years..........~

Mine hurt really bad cause the transport guys almost pulled it out...he tripped over the tube!....when they took me for my swallow test. And every time they'd make me get put of bed it would get caught on something and pull a little and every tug on it hurt....I'm like hello thats an extension of my junk!

  • 3 weeks later...

I have had several and never cared I think you should quit thinking about it and think about getting healthy.

It was a first time for me. I don't remember it going in and it felt weird coming out. No real problem. I wouldn't worry about it.

this is what I am not looking forward to.

I am 50 with an 18 y/o labido...

Maybe we can pay extra for this "service"?

Question... were you guys hard when they yanked the tube out?

I was ..... dont know if that contributes to the pain?

  • 2 weeks later...

Question... were you guys hard when they yanked the tube out?

I was ..... dont know if that contributes to the pain?

I wasn't hard when they pulled it out, but then again I wasn't hard for like little under a week after either. My love muscle just regained strength a couple days ago. :D:lol::D

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