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Old 03-30-13 | 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by sallison
I will be undergoing robotic prostate surgery next week, but would like to get back to racing by the end of June. I would appreciate hearing about the experiences of those who have gone through this procedure and gotten back to riding. I am told that it is important to stay off the bike for up to 8 weeks, but other forms of training will be ok.

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I have not had it. But reading through this thread I was surprised at the number of men who reported increased saddle soreness long after the operation. But, logically, that doesn't make sense to me: the physician removed tissue, so if anything I would think pressure should be relieved...

I am wondering: is it scar tissue causing increased pressure?

If it is, perhaps you surgeon may be able to make adjustment that will minimize the scar tissue in the perennial area. I am think that for most people that would not be a problem so they don't worry about it. But for a cyclist it is... Can't hurt to ask him!
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