I am soon to start on both. How has everyone else’s journey been under this treatment.
My husband has developed rash & itch on his arms & legs, treatment after two infusions has been stopped & advised to take antihistamine , can anyone suggest how to cope with the terrible itch. Thank you
Hello! my husband (62) was diagnosed 3 days ago. Everything is up in the air at the moment, waiting for a call for emergency surgery and then I suppose we take it from there. He’s feeling well in himself and very upbeat. I feel a bit useless and I’m...
Hi, I was diagnosed with invasive squamous bladder cancer 3 weeks ago and just about to start Chemo/Immunotherapy before having the cysectomy. First Chemo session is on Thursday. It has been a busy/scary/emotional few weeks and apprehensive about the...
my mum is having her turbt today, she went down to surgery at 330 its now 6 o'clock we are obviously all worried about her not being back yet considering the surgeon said it will be about an hour for the turbt. I am worried sick, we didnt really know...
Hi All urologist says 2 small papillary downward lessions that can be completely removed by turbit surgery, would this seem to mean they are not muscle invasive im so scared
Hi, new to this so not sure what I'm doing! Just diagnosed and recovering from surgery and chemo but the review appointment isn't till May 2oth. Still trying to get my head round going from fit, active, no symptoms to having treatment. Taking much longer...
Hi, new here having been diagnosed with G3 pTa bladder TCC last week. I have had CT scans from chest down. I am waiting to start BCG treatment which has been delayed as waiting for major hospital in area to review my chest scan at their MDT meeting...
I am having my bladder taken out in about 16 week / four months i am having it taken out because i have what i think is cancer and i am having my SPC turned into a Urostomy has anyone on here had that done at all. I am i think it will take me ages to...
I have G3pT1 bladder cancer. I'm coming up to 80 this year. I see many people here are younger than that and, indeed, still at work. Now I know 80 isn't so very old these days but let's say I have 5 more years and obviously I would like my remaining time...
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