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Hi Pompey365
That is such wonderful news and a big boost to all of us on BCG therapy. I had 2 red patches biopsied yesterday but my surgeon seems very optimistic that it is just inflammation and that I can carry on and start BCG maintenance as soon as my bladder has healed. I too am delighted that I can keep my bladder for a bit longer too (I'm hoping forever ) All praise to the NHS.
Love Ade xx
Thanks Ade, I had some big red patches that were biopsied but were found to be inflammation due to the BCG as I definitely had more of a reaction to the treatment this time round compared to previously.
Sounds like excellent news and long may it continue. Onwards and upwards
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