Urination while having sex

I am 30 months post op from robotic surgery at City of Hope. I have had good results for most part. PSA is undectable . I have good erection with 50 mg of Viagra, but lose the erection on intercourse without tension ring. Trimix injection works great for intercourse.


The one problem was that I squirted a lot of urine when very aroused. Just talked to my surgeon last week for 1 st time since surgery. He suggested taking 2 Bemadryl 1 hour before sex.. This has worked wonders. Urine leakage reduced by 95% or more. Any men having this leakeage problem might want to try taking Benadryl.

Interesting to read this as I have had urine-leakage-during-sex issues since treatment.
I wonder what the mechanism is that makes it work?
Will ask doc about it. Not sure if it's available in Netherlands, or what it is called here, I'll look for the active ingredient diphenhydramine, I guess. It may also be useful for me as I see that it says it also heps with travel-sickness and insomnia!

This is all wikipedia syas about it:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benadryl

Alf

Interesting read. My only thought with this is sex would need to be just before bed time because that stuff makes you sleep. Would not work for morning sex.

Wow! What dosage in mg? It's most common use OTC in the states is allergy or cold symptoms as an antihistamine, histamine release by the body being what causes so many cold/allergy symptoms. I occasionally take 25 mg(1 pill of the OTC ones I have) at bedtime if I want to make sure I get a solid sleep. Or, I have some Tylenol(acetaminophen) P.M. with 12.5 mg/pill, and I occasionally take those at bedtime maybe with some Naproxen if I want to lessen the odds that my hip pain will keep me awake.

But I try not to take it too often due to- as with most drugs of course- possible long term side negative effects.
But now there is a possible great new benefit- new to me anyway!

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12611750
"The association of this drug with cognitive impairment in persons without dementia highlights its potential for causing adverse reactions in older adults."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3293137/
"Conclusions

Receiving hypnotic prescriptions was associated with greater than threefold increased hazards of death even when prescribed <18 pills/year. This association held in separate analyses for several commonly used hypnotics and for newer shorter-acting drugs. Control of selective prescription of hypnotics for patients in poor health did not explain the observed excess mortality"

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