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BCG Induced Cystitis - Treatment Plan - Bladder cancer - Inspire My husband started suffering from BCG induced cystitis after his very last BCG treatment December 13 - and then the problems started for him - constant urgency to urinate, terrible cramping in the bladder area, constant pressure, pain radiating through entire groin and pelvic area and hardly any sleep
Continue BCG maintenance or not? - Bladder cancer - Inspire BCG induced cystitis is no joke and can occur even years after treatment Just finished a 9 month course of anti-tubercular drugs after a long search to find an infectious disease Doctor with experience in this condition Things are better but I have been left with a high pressure low capacity bladder due to 3-4 years of uncontrolled inflammation
Catheter issue from BCG - Bladder cancer - Inspire I went through 15 BCG treatments and had similar issues after most of my treatments My doctor had the nurse slow down the BCG instillation process which helped to relieve some of the burning and bladder spasms as well Even though my cancer is high grade, I did have a 6-month period where it went into remission
Price of BCG Treatments? - Bladder cancer - Inspire I am in South Florida and my husband's in-office BCG treatments at his local urologist are $185 per installation In-office BCG treatments are identical to in-hospital BCG treatments
Has any one had experience with Lidocaine with bcg? Started BCG every three months with six installations every three months then gradually moving to three installations every three months In total I have had in excess of 60 installations of BCG and last week was first time technician used lidocaine for cather insertion Last week was first time I have had issues following BCG installation
Skin rash from BCG - Bladder cancer - Inspire BCG is instilled into bladder and those immune responses are targeted locally to bladder so usually side effects are limited to local to bladder such as such as pain, urgency and bleeding But some immune cells travel through blood vessels and reach to bladder T-cells, which are the main immune cells which kill cancer cells are such immune cells