After removal of Uretreus, do they still have sexual desires ? Do they like intercourse/orgasm in sex?
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A hysterectomy does not mean someone losses desire for sex....\n\nThe results of a study show that women who had a hysterectomy enjoyed significant improvement in every aspect of their sexual functioning. Along with an increased desire for sex, they had sex more often, had stronger and more frequent orgasms and experienced less pain during intercourse.\n\nThe number of women having sex increased from 70.5% before hysterectomy to 77% a year after the surgery. 72% said they were experiencing orgasms after the surgery, compared to 63% before and the percentage who said they had strong orgasms increased from 45% to 57%. The percentage of women experiencing pain during sex declined dramatically, from 40% before hysterectomy to 15% two years later. The study also found that levels of sexual desire increased quite a bit after hysterectomy. Before surgery, 35 percent said they desired sex at least one day per week. That increased to 50 percent, a year after surgery. As for women who had not been sexually active in the month before surgery, a significant number resumed having sexual relations after the operation.
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My girlfriend had this done. She has you go into the private room, and you are able to change into some kind of gown thing. The person will gome in and ask you to remove your panties. they will then put long strips of paper that are dipped with wax on one side, on your pubic area. My girlfriend said that they waxed all the way from where your pubic hair starts, right up until the very tip of her clitoris. They will take off(rip) all of the papers off. Which will be somewhat uncomfortable, and then you will be clean. Then the person actually massages the area with a cream, to soften the skin and to lessen the irritation. This part can be omitted if you don't want it. As far as the orgasm part. It is funny you said that, because my girlfriend actually did have a mild orgasm, but the person said that it is normal, seeing where your clitoris is being stimulated so much. Hope I helped, and from a guys standpoint, I love the Brazilian it has allowed us to have the best sex we have ever had.
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I had cone biopsy 4 years ago - I couldn't Orgasm before I got it done, had never had one in my life - but I get them plenty now! \nMost women usually reach climax through clitoral stimulation as opposed to vaginal, so unless you were one of the ones who got to it through vaginal stimulation - I wouldnt say it has anything physical to do with the operation - I would say it is more to do with the mental anguish that you went through at the time. Cone biopsies are done to remove cancerous cells from the cervix - as a woman, being told that you have cancerous cells there is a very scarey thing - and also being told that most types of cervical cancer are caused by the HPV virus (human papilloma virus - aka genital warts) which is passed on by the guy, can be very off putting - so without realizing it, you could have a mental stigma attached to sex now which is hindering your progression to orgazm.\nIf you still enjoy sex and its not painfull or anything like that - think long and hard about how you felt when you were told you needed the cone biopsy - work your way through those feelings, and then try and stimulate yourself to orgazm. i think that once you can reach it on your own, you'll be better able to reach it with someone else!
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I haven't had the procedure myself, but a good friend had a hymenectomy at age 16 and said it was a breeze.  In my opinion, it would be much better than having the area rip or tear from sex or a tampon, and it is over in such a short time...not a lifetime of discomfort.  My friend has said she was a little sore right after the outpatient surgery, but mostly just itchy and irritated from the few stitches.  Post-op for her consisted of ice packs for the first day, pain pills as needed (not often), a precautionary round of antibiotics, and some soothing cream for the area as it healed.  It must have worked well, because now 9 years later she's happily married and has a beautiful baby.
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YES.  I did.  normally, Rods are IN the bone.\nDepending on how big it is, it could be minor surgery, it could be major. I had mine out after 9 years.\n\nI wouldn't do it, unless it is bothering you.  That is no simple task.\n\n\nGood Luck.
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ive done it and let me tell you it works you got to be patient.\n\nGlad you asked, there was someone else who asked that question. \n\nThere are quite a few restoration devices out there.\n\nWell some people wish they wasnt circumcised and thats why they seek restoration.
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All doctors say the same thing, so it is probably likely that they have done some research on the subject and that is the appropriate waiting and healing time.\nBesides, your wife just had a baby, and major abdominal surgery. The last thing on her mind right now is sex!\nBe a considerate husband and wait....Doctors orders, and consideration of your wife and what her body has just gone through.
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hi. i was discharged yesterday after having surgery for my sciliosis. the surgeons put two metal rods on either side of my spine to keep my spine straight. after that i ahd to have two more unexpected operations which resulted me in staying in hospital for two weeks. i know what it feels like. if you want to just talk about it don't hesitate to e-mail me.
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Fluid retention?\nHave you managed to start eating and 'exercising' a bit? What does the surgeon think about this?\nHow long ago was the op done?
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Definitely. I do it, and I'm very happily married!! lol Yeah I still have a partner, and I'm very happy sexually, but I still it's very important to still know how your body works, and what turns you on. Things are always changing, so it's almost necessary to keep in tune with your own body.
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I had brain surgery 3 years ago and obviously i couldn't have sex for a while, well after about a month, even though i was still pretty ill, i started to have really erotic dreams, even though sex was definitely not on the agenda for me, i woke my wife to "let her take the situation in hand". i'm pretty sure i was on the verge of wet dreams, i was 38.\nBasically youre not wierd, once you get a regular sex life going again, i'm sure they will stop. it is nothing to be ashamed of anyway, it's just your bodies way of letting you know that everythings still working.
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just had it done  2  months  ago...  much better for it... recovery   is  almost  finished ,,, some   problems  with  bladde control but    the pills  fixes that  problem....also  while  they  do that  procedure  they  can check  for  cancer  in the  bladder  and prostate...   just make  sure  your  doc   has  experience  in this.. good  luck
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There is some discomfort, especialy for the first 24 to 36 hours.  Ice, pain meds help alot.  Most people have only mild discomfort (can tell they had the operation) after this period, and have no further discomfort after a couple of weeks.  Again - talk to your Urologist about his or her experience with patients.
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A man's sexual response following spinal cord injury is largely determined by the level at which his spine was injured. This is because the nerves that supply the sexual functions stem from the lower segments of the spinal cord, resulting in paralysis of certain body parts, such as the lower extremities and trunk of the body.\n\nFor a man, spinal cord injuries affect orgasm, erections, and ejaculation. Despite all this, men with spinal cord injuries have desire, erogenous zones, and feel pleasure. Many men who have lost all genital sensation are still capable of orgasms through stimulation of other body parts. A weak erection may be helped through the application of a tight rubber ring around the base of the penis. The constriction of blood flow often maintains the erection long enough for intercourse to occur. The ring needs to be removed directly after intercourse to prevent damage to the skin. For those unable to have an erection, surgical procedures exist to implant devices into the penis so that they can manually initiate an erection, or that leave the penis semi-rigid permanently. Orgasm, ejaculation, and the expulsion of semen may be assisted by using a finger-shaped electronic probe placed in the rectum to stimulate the prostate gland and seminal vesicles to produce semen. Ejaculation may also result from placing a powerful vibrator on the glans of the penis. If ejaculation is not physically possible, then sperm can be retrieved medically.\n\nMen who use indwelling catheters need to remove the catheter before intercourse, as movement during sex could push the balloon of the catheter through the sphincter of the bladder, resulting in serious damage. To help prevent a wet intercourse experience, men with spinal cord injuries can empty their bladder right before, and can avoid drinking fluids for an hour or two ahead of time.
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Yes it is painful. My boyfriend had to have it for the same reason earlier this year and he was in pain for a week but he only had 7 days off work though. There will be a bit of seepage and the stitches take their time coming out but its ok after 1 or 2 baths per day. Sex is definitely better because it doesnt hurt him anymore and there was no smell either before the op nor after. Recovery period will be 2 weeks tops and you can have sex 4-6 weeks after the op. Hope this helps but have it done you wont regret it. Any further queries just email me. Thanks
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Well, I don't know about this one, all I can do is give you an educated guess based on what I know about urine. \nFirst, yes the urine and semen travel out the urethra. Second, unless you have an infection of some sort, urine is sterile. Third, the vagina is not a normal recepticle for urine. Fourth, when erect in a state of sexual excitement, the penis cannot easily pass urine (there's a valve that shuts off the ureter to the urethra during erection).\nSo, that being said, is it SAFE? I really don't know. I myself wouldn't try it. I am not sure what the vagina's reaction to the urine would be, especially if the urine was very strong.  That would be my greatest concern. \nSorry I can't be of more assistance.
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9, only because I do like and enjoy it in my life immensely, but I don't "gotta have it." Also, it truly matters, to me, what sexual experiences you have to either rate it a 1 or 10, so the question is pretty subjective and open to bias. \n\nAlso, my appetite has increased over the years only because I've gotten more comfortable with my body, pleasing my partner, and enjoying it than when I first started.