Not sure if this has been posted and not sure if everyone would like to see this.  Tomorrow will be on medlineplus.gov .... looks to be live showing... for those interested.  2PM EDT.   I haven't had a chance to get back on here but BOB has been and informs me of some posts.  Sounds like a few have had some problems, and prayerfully all are now returning to normal happenings.  Glad to see those who are over the surgery and home and on road to recovery.  Bob seems to be doing very well IF HE COULD SLEEP.  He called the nurse today and she said to us TYLENOL PM.   HOPING it works.  He does fine until almost asleep and starts getting jittery and shaky.  He doesn't feel uptight or nervous so does not understand what it could be.  Someone told him it could be anesthetic but surely that should be worn off by now! Hoping that ends SOON.

Tell Bob he needs to see his doctor.... and explain exactly what's going on. He needs sleep and the twitches should not be there.... more is going on than Tylenol PM can handle...

We experienced this so I'm talking from experience.......
Lee & her Buddy

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mama bluebird - Lee & Buddy… from North Carolina

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April 3, 2006  53 on surgery day

RRP / Radical Retropubic Prostatectomy

PSA 4.6   Gleason  3+3=6    T2a   Confined to Prostate

2nd PSA 02-06-2007 Less than 0.1 Non-Detectable :)

 

Hey Bob's Mom,

I had that problem for a few nights after coming home from surgery. It was drug withdrawal. Monkey on my back all night for a couple of nights. They gave me morphine in the spinal anasthetic and whatever in the IV. I've know drug withdrawal from meds before so knew what it was when it hit. Better see the doc to be sure....


Jim

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Age 73. Diagnosed 11/03/06. PSA 7.05. Stage T2C Gleason 3+3.