Sooooo worried

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I am so very worried - still waiting for the hospital to ring with my appointment for my bladder op? I had bladder cancer - but it was a very small tumour -  several years ago. Recently started bleeding when weeing. Had a CT scan that showed I had a tumour 2.50cm (1 inch) on my bladder but cannot say if it is cancer until it has been removed and analysed.

Last time I kept getting cystitis all the time and no visiable blood but this time symptoms are different - no cystitis but lots of bleeding and pain. I am so worried in case it is cancer and has spread? Has anyone been in my position - had cancer then another tumour appeared years later and was it benign?

I did have my annual cystoscopy in December and it was clear - the doc said that there was some hardening on the bladder wall but nothing to worry about???

Soooooo worried.

Jean

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    I feel that you should not worry unduly. If you had a cystoscopy in December and everything was fine, I don't think anything would develop so quickly. I had bladder cancer about 5 years ago and my last camera in June was thankfully all clear.

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      Hi David, the other worry I have is that when I had my cystoscopy in December the t.v. screen was not working and the doctor looked into my bladder with an eye glass - I just hope he didn't miss anything? I prefer to see it televised for my own peace of mind!!!! Pleased you are continuing to be clear.

      Regards

      Jean

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    At my last cysto the screen was working and very interesting to watch, but the doc actually looked through the scope. Interestingly, 6 weeks before, an inspection showed red inflamed areas which could have been from the infection I had or otherwise. Therefore another 6 weeks later which was clear.

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