Aneros use and urethral stricture issues

Four months without aneros. Have you noticed any difference.
What aneros did you use.

Not a urologist but a medical doctor that's done lots of men's health issues and prostate exams. I can't see how proper Aneros usage would have any capability to injure the male urethra. It's just too far away from anywhere the Aneros makes its generally gentle, that is non-traumatic, contact with the rectal wall and prostate internally or the perineum externally.

Strictures do often come back, sometimes in just months after they are treated surgically as you note in your case. Has not using your Aneros a few months made any difference in your symptoms? I would tend to think it would have made no particular difference and that using it again likewise would pose no harm in your situation. Perhaps with renewed Aneros use, as with others who observe this, the relaxation to your prostate will allow for better flow through the prostatic portion of your urethra.

Best wishes for improvement in your symptoms. I have seen where a second procedure to treat the strictures will result in relief for prolonged periods of time. I hope the best for you.

This may sound weird man. But I had this. And the issue was that it was in fact caused by stress. I had it for a long time mind you. But think about the things that may stress you out. It could be a whole lot of little things causing it (or it may be something else).

But yea, I started journaling and it went away completely. Occasionaly it will come back under stress or emotional distress but otherwise its gone.

Of course I'm not saying this is you. But it's something to look into. The brain is extraordinarily powerful.

...guys... thanks for the information and input. did you use a journal under direction of a therapst of some sort? or on your own. My general doctor mentioned biofeedback. I don't have much stress in life...other.......then the stress this situation causes!!! Thanks again for the input!

This may sound weird man. But I had this. And the issue was that it was in fact caused by stress. I had it for a long time mind you. But think about the things that may stress you out. It could be a whole lot of little things causing it (or it may be something else).

But yea, I started journaling and it went away completely. Occasionaly it will come back under stress or emotional distress but otherwise its gone.

Of course I'm not saying this is you. But it's something to look into. The brain is extraordinarily powerful.

Yes and no. Therapist no but using a great book yes. Cured my fibromyalgia among other things. It's called the divided mind: the epidemic of mind body disorders. And even if you don't think you are stressed lots of things go on in the unconscious we aren't aware of. It may or may not help you but your story is similar to mine so it may be worth a look.