Is anyone just being newly diagnosed with bladder cancer. I have yet to have the tumours found removed and I am terrified and so in shock and wonder if anybody is going through the same thing.
Hi Jenea, in my experience TURBTs are generally nothing to worry too much about. Although of course the biopsy results which follow are crucial in the next steps of your treatment. I stayed in hospital overnight for my first because you often wake up with a catheter, and they then want to remove and check you can wee ok. Since then I have had 4 TURBTs in day surgery. I am sorry to hear you lost your sister at such a young age. There is no explaining why cancers progress faster and earlier for some than others. My diagnosis was in 2017 and I am still trucking along age 75. Sending best wishes. x
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