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Doctors' views
Visits, examinations, and the explanations doctors gave about the prostate, about objects that had to be removed, and about what is and is not risky. These are second-hand accounts of individual consultations, not medical advice, and nothing here replaces asking your own doctor about your own body.
What doctors explained
An object is stuck in my rectum—what now? | Get medical help immediately [OK Prostate Chip]The diary describes objects that became stuck during anal masturbation and required hospital treatment.
Where are the seminal vesicles, and can a chip stimulate them? | The maker proposes indirect pressure [OK Prostate Chip]Mr. Okada describes paired seminal vesicles behind the bladder and proposes reaching them indirectly through pressure.
Can I use a chip after prostate removal? | Reported pleasure does not establish safety [OK Prostate Chip]A customer reported pleasure after prostate surgery, alongside difficulties positioning and retrieving the chip.
Can a doctor remove a stuck chip? | The diary reports different outcomes [OK Prostate Chip]The diary reports successful medical removal, but Mr. Okada's explanation about doctors' skill remains his opinion.
Can a doctor help with a stuck chip? | Photos and samples helped explain past cases [OK Prostate Chip]A photograph or spare sample helped doctors understand stuck devices in the reported cases.
What does Cowper's gland stimulation feel like? | The maker describes a milder sensation [OK Prostate Chip]Mr. Okada describes Cowper's gland sensations as milder than prostate sensations, based on his experiences and interpretations of customer reports.
Why won't the chip go around the bend? | The maker links fit to shape and individual differences [OK Prostate Chip]Mr. Okada links difficult passage to the urethral curve and differences between bodies.
Is the OK Prostate Chip a prostatic stent? | The diary describes key differences [OK Prostate Chip]The diary compares the chip with prostatic stents while describing differences in structure, handling and purpose.
Burning when you pee after using a chip? | The diary points to medical assessment [OK Prostate Chip]The diary records urethritis (urethral inflammation) after chip use, including cases whose cause was not confirmed.
Can a chip stay in like a urinary catheter? | The diary records discomfort and unresolved experiments [OK Prostate Chip]The diary records pain, temporary urine leakage, and difficulties with devices intended to stay in place.
How is a stuck chip removed? | Hospital reports describe scope removal and possible laser treatment [OK Prostate Chip]Hospital reports describe successful removal of stuck chips, sometimes requiring admission.
Is the urethral sphincter about 5 mm thick? | The diary reports a doctor's estimate [OK Prostate Chip]The diary reports a doctor's estimate around 5 mm, alongside customer accounts of discomfort with chip spacing.
Can a prostate chip cause fever? | Serious illness has been reported [OK Prostate Chip]The diary records fever after chip use, including illnesses requiring hospital treatment.
Could my urethra be injured without pain? | The maker warns that signs may appear later [OK Prostate Chip]Mr. Okada warns that urethral injury may become apparent through delayed pain or bleeding.
Will a hospital refuse to remove my chip? | Equipment and referrals matter [OK Prostate Chip]Some clinics declined chip removal because they lacked equipment; other practices treated individual cases.
Does medical-grade mean this chip is safe? | The diary gives no scientific guarantee [OK Prostate Chip]The diary records safety concerns despite the maker's use of materials associated with medical devices.
Chip stuck despite a thread or loop? | Hospital removal may still be needed [OK Prostate Chip]A retrieval thread helped in reported hospital removals, but chips still became stuck.