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TURP surgery or Transurethral Resection of the Prostate surgery is a medically advanced procedure that is performed by the best urologists in India. Undergo the most advanced and effective Benign Prostate Enlargement (BPH) treatment in India through Pristyn Care.
TURP surgery or Transurethral Resection of the Prostate surgery is a medically advanced ...procedure that is performed by the best urologists in India. Undergo the most advanced and effective Benign Prostate Enlargement (BPH) treatment in India through Pristyn Care. Read More
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TURP or Transurethral Resection of the Prostate is an effective and commonly performed surgical procedure that involves removing enlarged sections of the prostate in order to treat urinary symptoms related to Benign Prostate Hyperplasia or more commonly known as an enlarged prostate. BPH is a condition in which the prostate, a small gland located in the pelvis of men, becomes enlarged and starts to exert pressure on the urinary bladder and urethra causing moderate to serious urinary symptoms such as difficulty in urination, pain while urinating or blood in urine. BPH can worsen overtime and before going for a surgery, your urologist may recommend some medications to reduce your urinary symptoms but if they fail to respond, a TURP procedure is a good and effective surgical treatment option.
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Pristyn Care is one of the most trusted and largest surgical healthcare providers in India that aims to provide the best and the most comprehensive treatments to all its patients. We have tie-ups with some of the best hospitals in India that boast well-maintained and advanced medical facilities. We provide a team of highly qualified and experienced urologists with years of experience in performing successful TURP procedures without any complications or major side effects.
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Before surgery, your urologist will likely perform a series of simple tests and diagnostics to assess your overall health and uncover any underlying medical conditions you may have that could pose risk of complications either during or after surgery. It is likely that your urologist will also ask you about your medical and surgical history. It is important to answer these questions as best as you can. To get a better understanding of your condition however, the urologist will likely perform some diagnostic tests such as:
A TURP surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that takes about 60-90 minutes to complete. Depending on your overall health and preference of your surgeon, the procedure will either be performed under general anaesthesia meaning you will be asleep throughout the procedure or spinal anaesthesia in which you will remain conscious throughout the procedure but parts of your body will become temporarily numb. The procedure will only begin once you are completely sedated.
A TURP surgery usually begins by inserting a thin, tube-like instrument with a surgical tool attached to one end of it into the opening at the tip of your penis. This surgical device is called a resectoscope and the surgeon will use it to cut or remove pieces of enlarged prostate tissue. Once the resectoscope has entered the urethra through your penis, the surgeon will slowly make their way to the prostate gland and use the surgical tool attached at the other end of the resectoscope to slowly cut away pieces of enlarged prostate tissue that are blocking the urethra. A small amount of electricity will also be passed through the resectoscope to stop any bleeding. The pieces of prostate tissue start to accumulate in the bladder but will be removed later on through the urethra. Once the pressure that was being exerted on the urethra is reduced, the resectoscope is removed and you will be moved to a recovery area.
After the procedure, it is likely that you will need to spend 1-3 days at the hospital and be kept under observation by your urologist and nurses. Due to the procedure, you will likely have some swelling in your urethra as well that would cause difficulty in urinating. To help with that, the urologist may insert a catheter into your urethra to allow for urine to pass. Once the swelling has subsided and you are able to urinate on your own, the catheter will be removed.
To minimise chances of any complications either during surgery or in the recovery period, your urologist will likely suggest some necessary precautions and temporary lifestyle changes. It is important to follow the instructions laid out by your urologist as closely as possible. Alongside these, you can also make some preparation before your TURP surgery such as:
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Major complications of any kind after a TURP surgery are relatively rare. Like any other surgical procedure however, they can still happen. Some of the most common complications after a TURP procedure include:
If you are exhibiting persistent symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, burning sensation while urinating or blood in urine, it is advised to contact your health care provider as soon as possible.
A TURP procedure is usually recommended for patients exhibiting serious urinary symptoms. Some conditions for which a TURP surgery may be required include:
After a TURP procedure, some side-effects are to be expected such as:
These side effects are expected to subside in a few days by themselves. If they continue to persist however, it is advised to contact your healthcare provider as soon as possible.
It is likely that your prostate will continue to grow even after undergoing a TURP surgery. However, the growth is so slow that in most cases, BPH does not reoccur after surgery.
Urinary incontinence is a common side-effect of TURP surgery and should go away on its own in a few weeks after surgery. If it continues to persist even 6 months after surgery, it is advised to inform your urologist about it.
Most patients usually need to stay for at least 1-3 days in the hospital after a TURP procedure. They will be kept under observation in this period by their urologist and nurses.
Recovery time after any kind of surgery usually depends on the patient’s overall health and quality of post-operative care. In most cases however, it takes 3-4 weeks to fully recover from TURP surgery.
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