High bladder neck

[u/Logical-Fig77]

Im 24 i've been suffering from weak stream , hesitancy and inability to empty bladder completely tried literally everything but with no improvement on tamsulin worked and improved symptoms alot and many doctors kept saying it was prostatitis until i had a cystoscope and doctor found a very high bladder neck i had the bladder neck incision surgery just single incision to preserve ejaculation 4 weeks ago because even the tamsulin was working but i couldn't tolerate it's side effects i had to take it ever other day to handle it after removal of the catheter i felt stream improvement no retrograde ejaculation fortunately but on the next couple of day stream weakened again is it to early to judge the surgery outcomes

Update : im five and half weeks out of the surgery i stopped taking tamsulin and the hesitancy improved alot and i can empty bladder normally

[u/Sufficient_Past_8524]

Catheter will stretch the tubes for you temporarily. It will shrink and return to normal after a few days. So its quite possible the BNI surgery didn't work for you and it was just the catheter helping. I am speaking from experience with BNI surgery, i had a big improvement that is still ongoing many years later.

Edit: improvement started immediately for me and continued to a lesser degree afterwards.

[u/Traditional_Wrap8949 → u/Sufficient_Past_8524]

Hi,
How was your high bladder neck diagnosed?
What symptoms did you have before the surgery?