Transurethral Resection of the Prostate is the most common surgery used to combat BPH. During the procedure, your doctor will place a resectoscope inside your urethra and use light and electricity to remove the inner section of the prostate. In most cases, BPH symptoms are relieved very quickly after the procedure. After undergoing TURP, you will be limited to light activities, may need to use a catheter, and will stay in the hospital for up to 48 hours. During a Holmium Laser Enucleation of Prostate procedure, a resectoscope laser is placed inside the urethra. A surgeon uses the laser to destroy and cauterize prostate tissue, causing little bleeding. HoLEP procedures are known for their short recovery time, though expect to use a catheter for 1 to 2 days after. Transurethral Incision of the Prostate procedures are designed to treat small prostate glands that are causing major urinary blockage. During this surgery, small incisions are made along the bladder neck to make the urethra larger. Expect a hospital stay of up to three days to recover. Due to its invasive nature, a TUIP procedure may lead to urinary tract infections, dry orgasms, urinary incontinence, or erectile dysfunction. During a Transurethral Microwave Thermotherapy procedure, your doctor will insert a small electrode into your urethra. Using microwaves, the electrode will destroy the inside of the prostate, allowing it to shrink back down. Recovery generally takes 2 to 3 days, and you can expect to see results 6 to 12 weeks after the procedure. During a Transurethral Needle Ablation procedure, a small scope is run through your urethra, allowing needles to reach the prostate. These needles heat the prostate using radio waves, destroying enlarged muscle tissue. Expect to take between 2 and 3 days for recovery. In some cases, the only effective way to deal with an enlarged prostate is through a more traditional surgical procedure. During a prostatectomy, the surgeon makes a cut through the perineal area or abdomen. This cut is used to remove part of the prostate. Simple prostatectomies can be performed open or using robotics. Simple prostatectomies often have longer recovery times than other procedures, ranging from 4 to 6 weeks, and can put you at risk of bleeding, urinary incontinence, dry orgasms, and erectile dysfunction.

Summary: Ask your doctor about TURP if you have experienced medium prostate growth. Try HoLEP if you have a particularly large prostate. Seek out TUIP if you have extreme blockage. Ask about TUMT if you have small prostate glands. Try TUNA if you have heavy bleeding issues. Seek out a simple prostatectomy as a last resort.

There may be restrictions in your area for open fires, especially if you live someplace with draught conditions. Before you begin, call the local fire department to make sure it's okay to burn your stump.

Summary: Find out if it is legal to burn the stump.

The one downside of oversized sweaters is that they certainly don't show off your figure. If you want to accentuate your waist, there's an easy solution. Pop a belt around your sweater and cinch it tight. Now, you have all the coziness of the big sweater, but you also have created a flattering silhouette. Big sweaters pair perfectly with big jewelry. Big, bold watches, bangles, and other bracelets look great against big, chunky sweaters. This is an easy way to add a bit of color or sparkle to a neutral sweater, or add a bit of fancy flair to a slouchy, more casual sweater. Cuff the sleeves of your sweater to show off your bracelets or watch. You can easily transform a big, comfy sweater into dressy work attire simply by adding a beautiful statement necklace. You can soften up a cable knit sweater by pairing it with a dainty necklace. Playing around with your jewelry can really change an entire outfit, so don't be afraid to experiment. The lounging, weekend sweater can transition to business professional with some strategic styling. Pairing big, oversized sweaters with casual footwear is a no-brainer they go perfectly with sneakers, snow boots, and moccasins. However, you can style them in a completely new way with different footwear. Try pairing an oversized sweater dress with over-the-knee boots for a fierce, eye-catching look. Take that slouchy, neutral sweater from movie night to party night by wearing it with sky-high wedges or heels. Men can pop on some dress shoes to instantly take the look from cozy to professional. The key to styling your oversized sweater is to get creative, and get bold. Get inspiration from fashion magazines, Pinterest, and television, and try combinations you've never considered before. Oversized sweaters are more versatile than you may think!

Summary: Wear a belt. Embrace the wrist accessories. Add a necklace. Dress up your sweaters with your footwear.

In order to set up a campsite, you will need to find a flat, open area that is not inside a town, settlement, or hideout. If you try to set a campsite up in an area that doesn't allow it, you will receive a message telling you to find a new spot. You can make a basic campsite without having to purchase anything. You can access the Satchel by pressing SELECT (PS3) or BACK (Xbox 360). These are your tools. Your Basic Campsite will be on the list. You can purchase an Improved Campsite, but you can save with either version. Select the Campsite from your kit to set it up. You can also come across camps that other characters have set up. These appear randomly throughout the game. You cannot save at these camps. When you build your campsite, you will automatically squat down next to it. You can start the save process by pressing (PS3) or Y (Xbox 360). Marston will lie down on the bedroll. When you lie down, time will advance six hours. You can choose to save, or you can cancel to get up. This can be useful for advancing the game time without going through the whole save process. if you choose to save, you will be asked to select a save file. You can overwrite an existing save, or create a new one.
Summary: Find an open area. Open your Satchel. Select "Kits". Save your game. Choose to save. Choose a save file.