Well I am 2 weeks post RALP and back to work. Still have issues with incontinence primarily when I walk but it seems to be getting a little better. I thought my pathology report would be more detailed than it was. My GS was upgraded from a 6 to a 3+4=7. 10% of my prostate had cancer and it was located in the anterior section which likely contributed to why the urologist had a difficult time finding it (53 samples with only 1 positive core). It was contained in the prostate. The pathological stage was T2c. I go for my first FU in a few weeks. I was hoping to get some perspective or context because all this info can be confusing. Thanks

You're doing great!

The only thing to be looking forward to is the first post-op PSA test. That really tells the tale - otherwise I see nothing worrying in the report.

The Gleason upgrade isn't wanted, but it's not horrible. Now just heal from surgery and before you know it all this will just be a bad memory.

Andrew

Be careful about how much weight you lift - after you get to feeling better you might be tempted to lift more than you should. I think it was a month (or three - I forgot) before that restriction was lifted for me.

Do the Kegel exercises, walk and take the low dose Cialis or Viagra whichever your Dr prescribed.
You are doing well but don't push it too hard. I have had friends do so and it just prolonged the recovery period.
All the best to you.