Boston scientific became aware of a patient experience with rezum on (b)(6) 2021.
The patient reported that he underwent a water vapor therapy procedure approximately 6 weeks ago, and to date, the patient is unable to urinate most time of the day without extreme pain.
The patient ended up with a catheter for almost two weeks and made two trips to the local emergency room; the first time was due to being unable to urinate at all and the second time was due to extreme pain when urinating.
Even after 6 weeks post water vapor therapy procedure, the patient is still experiencing some bleeding with urination.
For the first time since the water vapor therapy procedure, the patient had intercourse and reported that his orgasm, while painful, was also dry.
The patient also recently developed epididymitis and was prescribed antibiotic that resulted in hives.
The patient acknowledges that his condition may be unusual, but he believes boston scientific (bsc) literature does not advise adequately regarding the risks and complications that can result from water vapor therapy procedure.
The patient does not know when he can expect to begin to feel better but he does know that the past 6 weeks have been a very negative life changing experience.
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