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TT

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Celabacy
« on: July 14, 2006, 12:39:34 pm »
Celabacy is not for me. I did'nt want to embaress my wife during my initial meeting with my surgeon so I spared the question.
What is the nomal cooling off period after surgery. I need someting to look forward to...

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2 cm AN - right side
Diagnosed 6/22/06
Retro. procedure performed on 8/24/06 / SSD
Dr. Peter Smith & Dr. Robt. Backer
St. Johns Hospital - St. Louis, Missouri

Joef

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Re: Celabacy
« Reply #1 on: July 14, 2006, 12:51:24 pm »

If your good enough to return to work , you good enough to  ;D
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4 cm AN/w BAHA Surgery @House Ear Clinic 08/09/05
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1.7 Gram Gold Eye weight surgery on 6/8/07 Milford,CT Hospital

tony

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Re: Celabacy
« Reply #2 on: July 14, 2006, 01:35:05 pm »
I dont want to pour cold water onto...etc etc
Remember that the drugs for the surgery directly relate to the
central nervous system - that also affects other areas
all I am saying is you might find your batting average
goes down a bit for a few mths after surgery
- dont worry, it all comes back !
Best regards
Tony
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Jim Scott

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Re: Celabacy
« Reply #3 on: July 14, 2006, 04:45:36 pm »
My experience was that it took about two full weeks for my libido to return to normal....and I'm 63.  I think you just need to get the drugs and the anesthesia out of your system.  That, and rest enough immediately post-op to regain some of your strength.  It worked for me..and that's all I'm going to say on the subject! 
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4.5 cm AN diagnosed 5/06.  Retrosigmoid surgery 6/06.  Follow-up FSR completed 10/06.  Tumor shrinkage & necrosis noted on last MRI.  Life is good. 

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