What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
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Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
Sleeper.....
I ALSO, have been there and done that......about every 15 years it seems like.
I elected the "go in and get em" the last time because I had severe pain for about a day, then it would vanish for an undetermined time....usually 1-4 days, and then return. I went thru many cycles and told the Urologist, "f this, let's TAKE EM OUT".
The pain afterward is the tough part. Peeing red and the burning sensation for a bout 4-5 days.
I also had a stent inserted, which was removed about 2 weeks after......ouch !!
Had a complete urology done, the last time. Determined I needed to consume more liquid, as someone mentioned.....acidic, like lemon water, stay away from products that are high in oxalic acid, tea, for example.
I'm about due in 8 more years. At my age, it will probably kill me
Anyway, I do wish you well. AND the best of luck!!
I ALSO, have been there and done that......about every 15 years it seems like.
I elected the "go in and get em" the last time because I had severe pain for about a day, then it would vanish for an undetermined time....usually 1-4 days, and then return. I went thru many cycles and told the Urologist, "f this, let's TAKE EM OUT".
The pain afterward is the tough part. Peeing red and the burning sensation for a bout 4-5 days.
I also had a stent inserted, which was removed about 2 weeks after......ouch !!
Had a complete urology done, the last time. Determined I needed to consume more liquid, as someone mentioned.....acidic, like lemon water, stay away from products that are high in oxalic acid, tea, for example.
I'm about due in 8 more years. At my age, it will probably kill me
Anyway, I do wish you well. AND the best of luck!!
Senior Member
Joined: 11-19-2010
Posts: 620
From: Springfield, Oregon
Ordered a set of new tires today.
I almost ordered Michelin Primacy MXV4's from Costco, but thanks to the quick posting of Silverfox about an issue 843de had, a mistake was prevented. The Costco manager said the Michelins were "really good" in the wet. My guess is he doesn't have them on his car......
- Went with Continental Conti ProContact 91H's. 3-5 days to get them in.
I almost ordered Michelin Primacy MXV4's from Costco, but thanks to the quick posting of Silverfox about an issue 843de had, a mistake was prevented. The Costco manager said the Michelins were "really good" in the wet. My guess is he doesn't have them on his car......
- Went with Continental Conti ProContact 91H's. 3-5 days to get them in.
Deceased
Joined: 06-30-2010
Posts: 25,739
From: Kannapolis NC
to the forum Andre06HHR!Well I gave one of mine a bath too, on the way home I passed the scene of a car fire on I-85 and had to run through some suppressant foam and water runoff. Of course Paddy was all splashed up so I gave the critter a wash and detail when I got home. I did try out my new wash brush from Universal Brush that Sam(SS fan)turned me onto, very nice and worth the money.
Here's a link to Universal Brush if anyone is interested in a premium car washing brush, they are salty, but well worth it.
http://www.universalbrush.com/shop01/