PaulG Posted November 4, 2019 Report Share Posted November 4, 2019 Ok i better explain, Begining of October I had a bit of a shock, I pee'd Blood, rushed in to see a doctor was booked in fast for tests, Had those test no stones but something did show up in my bladder on the ultrasound, Further tests that i can say as a male were not much fun revealed a growth in my bladder, I am booked in to see the surgeon tomorrow, and will get some pre Op tests to make sure i healthy enough for it I will als be getting the long talk on how they will remove it again not going to be much fun for a guy, But thankfully I will be out cold or have an Epidural It will be an over night stay and i will have to wait for the full biopsy reports on what they remove. Basicly if any one else has lived with this i could do with a chat in IM as you will know what i am facing, speaking with a doctor is one thing but some one that has lived with it can probably help more As depending on results i will have to make choices about what happens to with my dogs etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wolfpup Posted November 4, 2019 Report Share Posted November 4, 2019 I am female so connot comment directly - however my next door neighbour had bladder cancer 4 years ago - from diagnosis to operation took 3/4 weeks - he was in hopital 5 days - back daily for radiotherapy - weekends off - (refused chemo). Within 3 months he was gardening again. As an ex-nurse I know it all depends on the severity, how early caught, - and how you cope with the radiotherapy - or whatever you choose to have. Personal opinion is that chemo is far more toxic than radiotherapy. No doctor I know would have chemo themselves. I hope all goes well with you and that whatever it is you got it early. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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