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What is best prostate treatment for my BPH? 

Ricardo R Gonzalez Urology
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In 2023, patients have many options including Urolift, Rezum, iTIND, GreenLight, HoLEP, TURP, PAE, and others. The purpose of this video is to explain the current options and how a urologist can guide a patient into making the treatment decision that will serve them best.
‪@RRGonzalezUrology‬ #menshealth #BPH #HoLEP #Rezum #Urolift #Aquablation #Urology #iTIND #precisionmedicine

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@jamessabini3541
@jamessabini3541 Месяц назад
i’ve been doing so much research and this has been the most informative to the point video I’ve seen yet. thank you for this great presentation to help people like me suffering from enlarged prostate
@JMLUSA1
@JMLUSA1 5 месяцев назад
THANK YOU DOC!!!!! This IS the BEST BPH Video I've seen so far! I have been so under educated on this problem that I didn't even recognize the symptoms and now I have urine retention and have to self catheter Every Time I need to void, while I research for my choices of treatment! CRAZY This has slammed into my life in a VERY serious way in a seemingly 6 week period of time! I'm a 22yr retired Navy Vet! I've heard of the way VETS get treated after serving, but now I'm experiencing the BOTTOM of the list Attitude in the MILITARY Medical insurance world! This VERY educational video is SO Helpful to me and I thank You Sir.
@bradturner8981
@bradturner8981 5 месяцев назад
Brilliant presentation.I had Rezum procedure in June 2022,couldn’t be happier with results.
@augustpendergast4478
@augustpendergast4478 Год назад
What a great video. I’ve been researching options and this the first video that really describes all the options in a clear concise way. Thank you.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
You are so welcome!
@eleveneleven6638
@eleveneleven6638 Год назад
Urolift completely and permanently destroyed my life !!!! Now I am faced with my new urologist wanting to do another surgery (greenlight) to correct to the botched UROLIFT procedure. I am told I would have to self catheterize everyday possible for the rest of my life. My symptoms now are WORSE than before Urolift. Please be advised and don't say I didn't warn you if you get this procedure !!!!!
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 9 месяцев назад
I agree many guys tell me STAY AWAY FROM UROLIFT👍👍👍👍👍
@Dwight201989
@Dwight201989 5 месяцев назад
Im 34 years old I’m getting HOLEP March 5th for my enlarged prostate 55 cm…I can’t wait to get my sanity back! ❤
@bobbender5858
@bobbender5858 Год назад
This is an excellent video. I only wish Dr. Gonzalez lived in Newport Beach California.
@julianabonilla602
@julianabonilla602 4 месяца назад
This presentation was incredibly informative. Thank you Dr. Gonzalez
@33Donner77
@33Donner77 9 месяцев назад
Thanks. I have to watch this again, and save it for future reference.
@dr.muhammadansar9582
@dr.muhammadansar9582 7 месяцев назад
Very nice presentation sir
@robertgray2880
@robertgray2880 10 месяцев назад
Thank you..doc.
@kz0927
@kz0927 Год назад
Thanks for the excellent video!
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
thank you for the feedback
@kevl5583
@kevl5583 Год назад
Excellent presentation and very educational! Thanks!
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@eleveneleven6638
@eleveneleven6638 Год назад
#Urolift completely and permanently destroyed my life !!!! Now I am faced with my new urologist wanting to do another surgery (greenlight) to correct to the botched UROLIFT procedure. I am told I would have to self catheterize everyday possible for the rest of my life. My symptoms now are WORSE than before Urolift. Please be advised and don't say I didn't warn you if you get this procedure !!!!!
@ecahambing
@ecahambing 9 месяцев назад
Thanks Dr. Gonzales. Great video presentation that helps me in making a right decision .
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 9 месяцев назад
I am happy that you found it helpful. Best of luck.
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 9 месяцев назад
Aquablation is the one im looking into👍👍👍👍👍
@yaneznayu9997
@yaneznayu9997 8 месяцев назад
I had that last week. Sweet!
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 7 месяцев назад
@@yaneznayu9997 Results??😁😁😁😁🤞🤞🤞
@happycamper5900
@happycamper5900 9 месяцев назад
Very informative. Thanks
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 9 месяцев назад
Glad you found it helpful!
@krhunt1014
@krhunt1014 8 месяцев назад
Very informative and well explained video.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 8 месяцев назад
Glad it was helpful!
@hassennuru8024
@hassennuru8024 Год назад
Thanks the best present I have seen thanks from Philadelphia
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
Our pleasure! Glad you liked it
@johnely5050
@johnely5050 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for a very informative video. Greatly appreciated.
@ZonaJim
@ZonaJim Год назад
Thank you doctor. 68 and having Green light treatment in three weeks. Your video was very educational and confirmed I'm making the right choice.
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 9 месяцев назад
How did it go?👍👍👍👍
@ZonaJim
@ZonaJim 9 месяцев назад
@@lunacallie6858 I have much improved flow now. But still have urinary incontinence and frequent urination. So I'm having another procedure soon to implant a sacral nerve modulation device.
@sschrenzel
@sschrenzel 2 месяца назад
Thank you for the video. What is the risk of incontinence with the various procedures?
@americanazheck
@americanazheck 6 месяцев назад
Im opting for aquablation
@vicw926a4
@vicw926a4 Год назад
Thank you for this excellent and thorough presentation. I'll be having procedures soon to evaluate my BPH condition, and this is extremely helpful to me in better understanding the options that will be available depending on my test results, along with my age and health conditions. My only concern is that the practice may be focused on using UroLift as the only solution they will offer - but I hope that won't be the case.
@gilbertolivarez932
@gilbertolivarez932 Год назад
Excellent informational video, Dr. Gonzalez! Today I was able to set up a new patient appointment with your office for May 2. I live in Port Isabel, Texas, which is about a 7 hour drive to your office. I’m eager to meet you and I look forward to you helping me restore my quality of life.😊 Regarding anticoagulants, do you consider prophylactic 81mg aspirin in the same space for laser treatment as a Plavix or Eliquis? Thank you for all that you do!!
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
Happy to help, and look forward to meeting you. Aspirin does not limit your choices to laser, alone. Lasers do have the lowest risk of bleeding compared to other BPH procedures like TURP.
@simchad613
@simchad613 Год назад
Great presentation. What are the newer ones being developed? Thanks
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
We will be posting videos on some clinical trials soon. One includes the Breeze study
@da7heaven
@da7heaven 4 месяца назад
the difficulty in the decision matrix is normalizing the effect for patients already taking multiple prostate/bladder related meds. If one would stop taking all those meds for a few weeks, what would the symptom risk/reward look like?
@kennyw871
@kennyw871 3 месяца назад
Excellent presentation, but you did not mention Prostatic Artery Embolization. Why is that the case. Thank you.
@stee5146
@stee5146 Год назад
Great presentation. My only question is that you compared 5 year Rezum and Urolift efficacy data and then compared it to 2 & 3 year PVP, TURP, and aquablation data. Would you agree that is not an "apples to apples" comparison?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
Two points: these are not apples to apples as the point of the presentation is to highlight differences in therapies (apple to orange to lemon). Secondly, there are multiple case series but highlighted studies have a good comparison arm or RCT design.
@myronachtman4304
@myronachtman4304 Год назад
Excellent presentation. I went to your Houston Methodist website but I could not find information on prostate treatments. I know it must be hidden there (somewhere?) but I couldn't find it. Please provide a direct link that points specifically to prostate treatments. Thank you.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
www.houstonmethodist.org/urology/benign-prostate-hyperplasia/
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
It may also be: www.houstonmethodist.org/urology/BPH/
@tomc101
@tomc101 Год назад
The risk/benefit chart is very helpful. Where would Prostatic artery embolization (PAE) be placed on that chart?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
It falls in the MIST category
@tomc101
@tomc101 Год назад
@@RRGonzalezUrology How about the benefit rating?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
@@tomc101 Both risks and benefits overlap in the "MIST" bubble between medications and surgery where benefits are less than that of surgery but likely more than medications alone, and risks are less than surgery. Certain PAE risks that are rare can be severe, like glans necrosis of the penis (most recover), rectal weeping (improves) and bladder necrosis/damage (extremely rare but described in literature). Best to discuss with PAE expert with a lot of experience; these are usually interventional radiologists.
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 9 месяцев назад
I ruled out PAE coz it fails on too many men after a cpl yrs
@hamiltheo
@hamiltheo 9 месяцев назад
Hello Dr. Gonzalez - A few questions, if I may: 1. My urologist has not done a digital rectal exam, although he did feel my prostate and I've had an MRI. Is the digital rectal exam a necessary diagnostic tool at this point? 2. I have an enlarged prostate which MRI showed there are spots with a score of "3", so inconclusive for cancer. Can a biopsy be taken simultaneously with a resection, or should the biopsy be done first? I'd rather only go "under" once. 3. I've been looking at Aquablation very favorably, but there are ZERO urologists in my state who do it. If I traveled for the procedure, what tests would a doctor such as yourself want to see in advance in order to streamline the process? I've tried 4 different medications. Three of them had intolerable side effects, and the 4th simply doesn't do anything for me. Thanks.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for your questions. This is a channel for information on general urologic care. For personal health questions, we encourage you to seek care with a urologist. When prostate medications do not help the urination, it can be another issue such as overactive bladder or obstructive sleep apnea causing nocturnal polyuria. Aquablation is one of many good options for treating BPH, and you can discuss this further with your urologist.
@johng6637
@johng6637 6 месяцев назад
Thank you Doctor. I have to ask. Which treatment modality would you elect if you were faced with the need for treatment. You may not be able to answer but it is difficult to navigate these various processes because various institutions have spent large amounts of money to establish a particular treatment that they are then vested in.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 5 месяцев назад
It really needs to be personalized to prostate size and symptoms. Large centers like ours offer the full array of options. This allows us to individualize to treatment to each man.
@johng6637
@johng6637 5 месяцев назад
@@RRGonzalezUrology Thank you
@janetw9430
@janetw9430 7 месяцев назад
What about a Prostate Artery Embolization procedure? It cuts off blood supply, does not cause errectile dysfunction, quick recovery.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 7 месяцев назад
PAE is an excellent option and is categorized in the "MIST" treatments (effect between that of med and surgery). It is the MIST therapy that I prefer for patients with prostates >80 ml who are not in retention, renal failure, with stones or with recurrent infections.
@mere773
@mere773 Год назад
When someone is referred from out of town to your hospital, how many trips will they normally have to make to Houston from start to finish with surgery and what is the time frame?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
For a surgical procedure, 5-7 days would be conservative. In these cases, most diagnostic procedures that would have been done at an outside institution would be reviewed (prostate volume study for anatomy; functional testing like Urocuff or flow/PVR, etc). We value diagnostic testing to help guide patients through the testing. Care for US patients (713)441-6455 [Naomi/Rita/Maribel]. For patients who come in from outside the US [Global services coordination line +1(713)441-2340 ]
@gilbertolivarez932
@gilbertolivarez932 Год назад
Excellent informational video, Dr. Gonzalez! Today I was able to set up an appointment with your office for May 2. I live in Port Isabel, TX, about a 7 hour drive to your office. I’m eager to meet you and I look forward to you helping me regain my quality of life.😊
@silaslongshot941
@silaslongshot941 Год назад
Had two Urolift sessions over the years, now yet again must relieve the restrictions. Probably have at least 10 pins in my prostate. What kind of complications does this present during these laser procedures? Which of them would work around this problem? HoLep looks best to me, because it removes the entire prostate tissue, so there is apparently no chance of having to go thru it again.
@sirus312
@sirus312 Год назад
have you considered aquablation?
@silaslongshot941
@silaslongshot941 Год назад
@@sirus312 Yes, looks promising, but what to do with all those Urolift pins left behind? Saw a HoLep vid where the laser just melts away the steel pins and nylon strings. But then I wonder what they do with all those fragments of pins and string?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 10 месяцев назад
Correct. You can have Aquablation and/or laser enucleation (HoLEP, GreenLEP) to remove those.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 10 месяцев назад
There are short term risks of blood in the urine and urinary infection after laser, similar to risks after Urolift. The risk of erectile dysfunction
@jazzyaz
@jazzyaz Год назад
Unfortunately, he didn't address the problem of urinary frequency. Whst if someone's flow is not the issue but they are urinating 30-40x per 24 hours. What's the best treatment in that case?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
That may be overactive bladder that can be both independent of the prostate (two separate problems) or related. You can learn more by cutting and pasting the link below into your browser: www.auanet.org/documents/about/OAB-Clinical-Care-Pathway.pdf
@ericmyers2167
@ericmyers2167 5 месяцев назад
Why wasn’t Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE) mentioned? Is that not considered a viable option?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 4 месяца назад
It was added to the AUA guidelines as an option for select patients after the video was completed. It is a good option if no median lobe and prostate >60 ml, especially in men who are not good surgical candidates.
@rmorris3722
@rmorris3722 9 месяцев назад
Wanting more sedation with rezum.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 9 месяцев назад
This should be communicated to your urology team. However, consider that if you opt to be "asleep" with general anesthesia, having one of the surgical options will result in a more rapid alleviation of urinary symptoms.
@milonislam1537
@milonislam1537 Год назад
HUMANITY FIRST
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
always
@tomhysell596
@tomhysell596 6 месяцев назад
What about PAE treatment
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 5 месяцев назад
PAE is an option in the MIST category of treatments (not surgical) that can treat prostates >80 ml. It can also help those large prostates that repeatedly bleed.
@serinodiaz4140
@serinodiaz4140 Год назад
Who does the surgery the surgeon or the trainees? Do use ga or spinal?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
I do, but there are always urologists who learn by watching. We have virtual reality simulators by Virta-Med for hands on training in a simulated environment.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
Most patients prefer general with LMA (not intubated nor with paralytics)
@serinodiaz4140
@serinodiaz4140 Год назад
Thank you for your reply but can you save the sperm ducts and work around the urethan tube?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
@@serinodiaz4140 We have ejaculatory hood sparing procedures (laser) as well as Aquablation that also spares the ejaculatory hood [what I believe you are calling the sperm ducts]. The prostatic urethra is remodeled during the majority of the procedures. You should consult with your urologist to learn more about the options.
@umakantgairola9422
@umakantgairola9422 6 месяцев назад
What about PAE
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 5 месяцев назад
PAE is an option in the MIST category of treatments (not surgical) that can treat prostates >80 ml. It can also help those large prostates that repeatedly bleed.
@wholeNwon
@wholeNwon 6 месяцев назад
Informative but the distracting music is a big mistake.
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 5 месяцев назад
I appreciate your opinion and feedback.
@jefferymcleodbeyoursfalway3170
@jefferymcleodbeyoursfalway3170 8 месяцев назад
Remove the prostate
@rafaelcaballero2249
@rafaelcaballero2249 Год назад
Doctor I have 54 years old and my prostate is bad, I don't have cancer but the PSA are high, is between 11.2, 12.4, 11.75, I have a fairly narrow urethra and the size of the prostate is 80 ml. I had 2 biopsies and two MRIs in three years. After 3 doctors now I have a new one and he has proposed surgery, in your experience which procedure would be a good option? Rezum or Urolift? THANK YOU DOCTOR!!!!
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
If you are not responding to medications, I recommend surgery (multiple options). We review this on the video. Rezum and Urolift are likely too little, too late. However, this is not meant to be medical advice but rather to direct you for urological evaluation and treatment.
@yellappamallampatti6312
@yellappamallampatti6312 Год назад
Im 54 too. Its too young to have a bad prostate. Assess reasons. Lifestyle changes will also help
@automech01
@automech01 Год назад
My urologist recommend the urolift for my bph. But says I need general anesthesia for the procedure due to it being very painful is this true?
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology Год назад
It depends on patient (and urologist) comfort. We do it under local anesthesia. If you did not tolerate local cystoscopy under local (not general) anesthesia, they may recommend general or sedation. If you have not had cystoscopy and ultrasound, consider a full evaluation to make sure that Urolift is the correct treatment for your particular size/shape of prostate.
@lunacallie6858
@lunacallie6858 9 месяцев назад
Many men Do Not recommend UROLIFT, Goodluck 👍👍👍
@Roland-rv9cw
@Roland-rv9cw 10 месяцев назад
Hello from Vancouver Canada, im 62 general healthy i was in the Philippines when it hit me like a Freight Train had a few beers within 5 hrs i couldn't piss 1 drop went to Emergency 6 am they treated me very well my 1st Catheter, blood test, prostate exam, scan all in 2 hrs $ 150. Canadian 😮. 3 days before flying back to Vancouver i have now had 4 different Catheters 2 popped !! Made in China. Canada's Health Care is DISGUSTING !! 😡😡 NO HELP !! I've never been sick or need help my prostate is pretty big !! It's going 5 months now as of September 5th. There's only 2 places in Canada Aquablation Onterio & Montreal Medical doesn't cover 😡 prices from $ 6,500 to $ 19,000. And a waiting list ☹️ I've been thinking going to the Philippines but if you can do it for a far price. Hope to hear back from you, thanks.
@nvan78
@nvan78 9 месяцев назад
Interesting, had similar symptoms yrs. ago when in Laos/Thailand and eventually led to a 5 yr Active Surveillance program with a urologist in North Van, BC. Over this time span had to go to emergency perhaps 3-4 times due to acute urinary retention and get that taken care of. On both Flomax and Avodart until recently, as in consultation with my urologist decided to have the TURP procedure, that was six weeks ago. Now off the pills, and back to my normal activities completely, will see what the PSA reading is in Dec. as it was 14.5 pre-surgery. About 25 gms. of the prostate removed. Also have low grade prostate cancer (3+3), and a family member who died from prostate cancer, so watch this very closely.
@jamescalifornia2964
@jamescalifornia2964 8 месяцев назад
May be better to have treatment in the Phillipines ... 👍
@jackmeov1123
@jackmeov1123 26 дней назад
You lost all of your credibility by not mentioning EMBOLIZATION, which is also approved by the FDA. This tells me you are focused on your money making scheme and not the patient choices or health. Embolization is indeed the least evasive of all of the procedures. Why dont you talk about embolization?????
@marioduran8224
@marioduran8224 8 месяцев назад
How about AEP??
@RRGonzalezUrology
@RRGonzalezUrology 8 месяцев назад
Anatomic endoscopic enucleation of prostate (AEEP) is done with a variety of technologies, particularly laser. I address this at the end of the video as the safest surgical option (particularly for high risk men on blood thinners). I offer HoLEP, ThuFLEP, and GLEP in particular.
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