Restoring Tally is just an ordinary guy who had to confront his prostate and circumcision problems. This site chronicles his journey in dealing with these issues. He has had prostate surgery and he is restoring his foreskin.
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#1 HoLap and urination
My Holap was different from some.
Before Holap - I have an enlarged bladder and as a result I was holding a significant amount of urine in my bladder after urinating. It was able to be measured at the Dr. Office. Once I held 900cc, the next visit, a week before the surgery, I had 1200cc in my bladder after urinating. As a result, the Doc had a catheter in me for from then till the surgery – 5 days. Because of this problem, the doctor installed a catheter through my stomach wall into my bladder during the HoLap.
After HolapIt - It’s been a week since the HoLap and the catheter was been removed from my penis yestreday. My urinating regime is the following: when I feel and urge to urinate I do so through my penis and measure the output. I then empty my bladder using the catheter in my stomach wall and see how much I retained after urinating through my penis.
My problem is I am about 24 hours removed from having my penis catheter removed and I am urinating very little through my penis about 100-200 cc’s and passing about 700 cc’s through my bladder catheter.
My basic question is, did any of you having a Holap have to “retrain” yourselves to urinate properly??
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