Bladder Cancer and Treatment

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@kennelson3848 4 күн бұрын

Your experiences are invaluable as I go forward with turbt..thanks for sharing.❤

@kennelson3848 4 күн бұрын

Thanks for the confidence for upcoming turbt..low grade. Thought I was 'Born to Smoke' using cigarette for ego boost.❤

@tammyfader681 10 күн бұрын

My bro in law 64 is facing this right now i m going to show him your videos and give him hope because i think he's thinking it's the end . But you will give him some hope .😊

@matthewgransbury7414 16 күн бұрын

Googles to you I’m just starting my problem cancer bladder is a test go to go howdy

@neptuneenergy123 28 күн бұрын

Im so scared, i have a scope of the bladder upcoming and a possible biopsy same day if the dr finds anything. Im getting put under just for the scope because medical procedures freak me out. I have blood in the urine and all the symptoms of a UTI but the uti tests all come bacck negative, only positive thing in the test is blood. Im scared and thinking positive but im almost sure i have a major issue. Oh and im a 42 year old female. How are you doing these days?

@donaldmacdonald3563 Ай бұрын

Couldn't pee for ages after getting out of bath. When I did it was just blood. Turns out I had blood clots. And it took a week for it to return to normal. Some nurses were good and some were bad. At this time all any one thought I had was iud. But today I found out after going through the both things from first video. Had that stuff in veins which made me very warm. Then a few hours later they took me upstairs and put a camera in me. Wasn't as bad as the catheter at first. I then was told I had growth. Which they suspect it being cancerous. So waiting for a biopsy now. This has helped. So thanks for that.

@storminight Ай бұрын

My husband came home with a catheter for 7 days (8-20-24). He was miserable. Thank God he didn’t have any blockage problems. He goes for the second surgery 9-26-24.

@Taylor-ix3om Ай бұрын

Did you have any lymph nodes removed?

@bladdercancerandtreatment Ай бұрын

During surgery, yes, I think so. They biopsied some surrounding lymph nodes and I received results after I returned home.

@scotn9226 Ай бұрын

You're such a help. I'm about 9 days out from my first chemo and have been worried about how the chemo experience is going to go down. Thanks again

@rhonda9514 2 ай бұрын

You look amazing too!

@rhonda9514 2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing. I watched all of your videos, so informative! I'm praying I don't have to do the surgery. Thanks again, you're amazing!

@gino2634 2 ай бұрын

Hi Kyle. thanks for sharing your story over the last few years. your a Strong person and have been an inspiration for so many people on the planet. you give good information for people going through the same things as you have. i wish you would consider doing just a couple up dates that will give so many people good hope. Thanks again for helping so many

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

I would post updates, but not a lot has changed since this 5-year update aside from some more gray hairs. My health is the same. Continence is the same. Still alarms every 2 hours at night. My oncologist said my primary care doctor can take it from here, so I have stopped seeing the oncologist. Also stopped seeing my cardiac oncologist. Also stopped seeing my nephrologist. So aside from my primary care physician, the only cancer-related doctor I see is my urologist. He saved my life so I’m happy to see him. Other than that, life is pretty much the same as it was in this video. I know it’s hard to believe for people currently going through cancer diagnosis or treatment or recovery, but for me the new normal eventually did become normal. Normal is normal, and happily I don’t have much to talk about.

@storminight Ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment. That’s awesome! So happy for you. People want an update because they are hoping the best for you. So even if you jump on and say what you wrote, we’d appreciate it! My husband is starting the journey and all hope is welcome. 🙏 best to you, thanks for sharing.

@quakers200 2 ай бұрын

I have to stop here i havent had my biopsy yet and at this point i would rather not know about the worst case. Thankfully im 74 so living without a bladder though it would not be as horrible.

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

That is a healthy approach. Take it one step at a time. It is what it is. Also, it is going to be what it will be. That was my mantra. Some people took that as me not having hope, but that wasn’t true. I hoped things would turn out well, but I was also ready to accept whatever it would be. Acceptance was how I coped. I am a controlling type of person, but I realized that I had very little control in this situation. No amount of research on my part would fix it. No amount of worrying would make it any better. The best thing I could do was to accept my situation, find healthcare professionals that I trusted, and pursue every treatment available.

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

Just found out I’ll be having my bladder removed. I’m having a hard time deciding if the neo bladder is for me. Did you have to self catheterize? Was it painful? After my turbt I had terrible pain with my Foley catheter mostly terrible bladder spasms. Every time I moved around either adjusting my position in a chair or walking to the bathroom I would get terrible pain. Thanks

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

I have never self catheterized. Please ask your urologist/surgeon what results they anticipate for you given your situation and their past patients’ results.

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

⁠Will do. Thanks!! I’m leaning towards neo bladder as I’m only 47. I feel like this option would give me the most normal life style.

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

You’re so brave!!

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

So you have to pee every couple hours. Do you feel like you have to pee or is there no feeling of need to urinate and that’s why you go on a schedule?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

It's a mixture of both. I may get a sensation similar to being full of gas, but not always. If I get too full and do not realize it, I suddenly have trouble holding it in. Because I worry about that, I've trained myself to go every couple hours. I get nervous that I've waited too long, so I just go.

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment thanks. I’m a 47 just had the turbt done and found out it’s muscle invasive. I’m just scared, and your videos have really helped.

@MyTube754 2 ай бұрын

QUESTION PLZ. I have bladder canxer. Got really bad separate nerve pain affecting my whole pelvis i cannot poo properly its like my intestine is not working. When i try to pee urine. Its simply very sore. my whole penis down to my perineum is unbelievable pain. Its also i think conectrd to my previous 2 years. Ago prostatectomy. Its possibly nerve damage by scarring... whats you views. Thanks

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

I’m sorry, that sounds awful. I think you need to see a urologist.

@MikeP-p9h 2 ай бұрын

What kind of chemo did you have was it in a vain or chaherter?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

@MikeP-p9h 4 cycles of dose-dense MVAC. I had a port in my chest.

@MikeP-p9h 2 ай бұрын

Thank you for all of your info God bless you I have my first chemo tomorrow but it is through a catheter @bladdercancerandtreatment

@good4gaby 2 ай бұрын

Cancer is humbling ❤

@JodyJohnson-w5h 2 ай бұрын

Thank you. I am starting the neo-bladder life and I feel better knowing some unknowns. You saved me sir.

@lmessenger4171 2 ай бұрын

Hey Kyle. Did you have issues with not wanting food and a feeling of food hard to swallow?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

In the hospital, immediately after surgery, my throat was a little sore from intubation. I wasn’t allowed any fluids for a little while, and wasn’t allowed any food for longer. Even after I could eat solid food, I took it slow and didn’t eat much for a few days. After I got home, I didn’t have any specific issues with swallowing or lack of appetite. I’m sure I ate less, just because food wasn’t my primary concern and I was not comfortable. If you’re caring for someone immediately after this surgery, maybe just offer them small healthy snacks that they can eat without trouble, where they sit, without having to get up or even sit up. I had a lot of stuff going on and eating felt like just another burden, so easy food was better for me.

@PedroVier-ew9uy 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! Question: do you do sports? if so, any issues? Thank you,

@bladdercancerandtreatment 3 ай бұрын

No I don’t, but I don’t think I’d have any problems as long as I could stop to urinate every 2-4 hours.

@PedroVier-ew9uy 3 ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment Kyle, really interesting your story, and I guarantee to you that you should be proud of sharing your experience. I am sure that (also in my case) is helping a lot of people to go through this tough part in life, and give (us) some hope. I also have had similar diagnosis, but it was TCis, so really intial, But in any case it has been suggested (by the doctors here in the Netherlands) the cistectomie. Searching a bit i´ve seen that there are the 2 types, with the poach or with the neobladder. As a young person, the poach really seems to be rough, because of all the appearance, and to have that attached to your body, etc. pretty sure youve been through this, weighting which one is better. But I also have heard a lot of issue with the neobladder, as people that needed to use a catheter to empty the bladder (which freaks me out thinking doing this 5x a day). Do you need(ed) to use the catheter? or if not, how does it works? it comes out naturally? Best regards, and again, thanks for sharing! All the best

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

I have never had to use a catheter. Before the surgery, my doctor assured me that I would not need to, and honestly I did not believe him, but he was correct. Please ask your surgeon how many of his neobladder patients have to catheterize, and what differentiates those who do from those who do not. My surgeon told me the people who end up having to use a catheter have stretched their neobladder too much. Imagine filling a small balloon with water and squeezing it in your hand-the water would spray out and you could probably empty the whole balloon. Now imagine putting the same amount of water in a much larger balloon and trying again-the water would just go to the areas of the balloon that you are not squeezing. This is why I urinate on a schedule and have never tried to increase my capacity beyond around 3 hours. I have kept my neobladder small so that I can void it 100%.

@Taylor-ix3om 2 ай бұрын

are you able to work? Did you have pain with your cancer before any treatment? What symptoms did you have early on?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 2 ай бұрын

@Taylor-ix3om I returned to work 2.5 months after my surgery. I am a software engineer (desk job). I had no pain. My only symptoms were visible blood and tissue in my urine.

@sunnybatok6208 3 ай бұрын

Hi kyle, you look great! Thank you for the guidelines and experiences you shared during your difficult time. Now, im facing challenges and bravery to surpass this situation. I diagnosed with Hi grade Urinary bladder mass tumor. And already scheduled for TMT (Trimodal Theraphy) this August. But, i have 50/50 decision since i saw your videos for TMT and Neobladder (studers pouch) Thank you! Keep safe Bro!

@lmessenger4171 3 ай бұрын

Can you give us an update on how you are doing?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 3 ай бұрын

I’m still here! No changes to continence or daily life beyond what I talked about in this video. No longer seeing the cardiac oncologist nor the nephrologist. Still see my urologist yearly. I saw trace visible blood in my urine a few years ago and had a rigid cystoscopy to investigate. Ended up being a lesion on my bladder that my urologist cauterized. That’s been the only complication since this video. Still here. Spent the weekend financial planning for retirement. Taking a vacation down to Gulf Shores with my kiddo next week. Just living life!

@lmessenger4171 3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for responding. Very happy to hear you are doing well. My husband will be having this surgery next week and we found your videos quite helpful. Thank you

@MightyMick88 4 ай бұрын

Violated you?? Really dude? A pedo violates you a doctor examines you

@FeliciaEncinas 4 ай бұрын

Good for you how you got help for your bladder cancer I still have the bladder cancer and blood in urine plus blood from bleeding ulcer and I have blood still in urine I renal kidney disease my kidneys been bothering me when I take a Mile walk or two miles with two mile walk my kidneys start hurting my kidney function is 73 persent current Dr said I am very concerned I need kidney transplant I have congestive heart faluire. I don't know if I have kidney stones or not why I have pain on kidneys when I take Mile walk or two mile walk this why I don't need no drama in my life or other people causeing problems in our marriage outsiders trying to divide our marriage not right I had bladder inconvenience from my bladder cancer today some blood in my urine I have to wear pads at times today had bad day had to use adult depends because it is out of my control I have my good days for my bladder today is bad day for bladder cancer I have incontince problems from bladder cancer now I feel so ashamed i know it is out of my control my bladder cancer

@Spigola1-351 5 ай бұрын

All the best, Kyle! I started basically the same as you with T2. Started immunotherapy treatments in December 2023 and stopped. On April 19, 2024. Just had my radical cystectomy May 24, 2024, and only had to options. Neobladder wasn't an option for me, so I chose the ileal pouch. I'm still recovering and waiting on the pathology report, hopefully all comes back with good results. My best to you and really enjoyed your videos. I hope this message finds you well.

@Philip02K 5 ай бұрын

Grade 0 caught early

@Philip02K 5 ай бұрын

Stage determines how you treat itt😊

@annipsy2185 5 ай бұрын

Was this not stage 1? My dad had a surgery and basically he did none of this aftercare and SOME complications(bleeding,difficult to urinate sometimes) but none of the ones you had ....maybe ive missed something im confused. Maybe it was just because of the infection u got

@ronaldcoates9138 5 ай бұрын

I am just starting my journey

@williamturner9534 5 ай бұрын

Thanks for your sharing. I was just diagnosed with bladder cancer and have a battle ahead.

@genuyts8126 6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your testimony. I got same diagnosis and treatment (surgery now two years ago) at age 56. Doing well. Only difference is that apart from urinating on schedule I also need to empty the neo-bladder by probe ("sondage") four times a day. I can sleep in blocks of four hours, however. I wish you a long and healthy life still!

@relaxgaming8872 6 ай бұрын

The process takes about 15 mins. But the anesthesia kept u in the hospital for 3-4 hours. Waking up from that was bad for me cos when I went home the catheter was very discomforting. Till it was removed 3 days later from my experience. Then every time I urinate it burned like crazy. That lasted for a few days before the burning stop.

@relaxgaming8872 6 ай бұрын

I didn’t have any pain when they did it. Just a bit discomfort thank god. But like u didn’t didn’t dare to look 😂

@relaxgaming8872 6 ай бұрын

Ty for the vid. I’m getting ready to have this surgery done. Your experience is very helpful and encouraging. I too will share my experiences as I go thru this. Hopefully it will help others in this situation.

@Passs0011 6 ай бұрын

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@greensombrero3641 6 ай бұрын

thank you for sharing your story - this video will help others in the future - it helped me

@CMTattoos 6 ай бұрын

thank you for the info .

@Samson-EC 6 ай бұрын

So you never get a full night's sleep?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

@Samson-EC That's correct. I haven't slept for more than 2-3 hours at a time since my surgery.

@Samson-EC 6 ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment Thanks very much for your time. I wish you well..

@thecitizen61 6 ай бұрын

I have the neo bladder. It's been 5 years now and I'm still incontinent

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. Aside from the cancer coming back, incontinence was my biggest fear going into the operation and was one of the things that I asked my urologist/surgeon about many times before making the decision. It seems that continence is a bit fragile. My urologist assured me that I would be continent, but he also is reluctant to do any cystoscopies now because they can affect continence.

@CMTattoos 6 ай бұрын

thank you for all information

@CMTattoos 6 ай бұрын

I want to ask 1)what about hormonal imbances ?if there was did u begun TRT ?or other hormonal fill up ?Did u removed prostate and viscral nerves also ? 2)sex drive and sex act ? 3)libido ? 4)urinating / void technique ?were u kathetire ur self as others ? 5)can u do training with a neo bladder (weights or fightisg sports )? 6)what changed in case of everyday life ? 7)how long didi it take to re arrange the emptying time ?and how u re train intstine (no mucle )to push ?was it through the abdminal mucles ? 8)my doctor tels me that i will have no tubes at all when i will leave hispital after 5-7 days . i have to decide betwweeen agressive chemo vs neoblader and i want to know pros and cons ... respectfully ,thnks for the info in advance

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

@CMTattoos I didn't consider hormones. I was just trying to stay alive. That said, I have not noticed any hormonal differences after losing my prostate--nothing that couldn't be attributed to just getting old (38 when diagnosed, 45 now). My prostatectomy was nerve-sparing. I still have the same sex drive and almost the same erections (maybe 90%). I no longer ejaculate, but I still have the same muscle contractions (just dry). I have never catheterized. I urinate by flexing my abdominal muscles and pushing it out. It's hard to describe, but I bet you can do it right now with your bladder if you try to force the urine out while you're urinating. I don't do any heavy weight lifting or fighting, but I don't think I would have a problem with that--especially if I urinated before (which I would). Biggest changes for everyday life is that I urinate on a schedule--every 2-4 hours during the day, every 2 hours at night (I set an alarm for every 2 hours at night to wake up and urinate, and I do that all night). Training the muscles to retain urine and expel urine took maybe a month before I was confident. I don't have any techniques to pass on, but if you're fit, and sounds like you are, then you should be fine. The muscles I use to retain urine seem to be very similar to the ones that I use to hold in a fart. Different, but very similar. Took me several months to be able to fart without peeing. I am very leery of not having tubes by the time you leave the hospital. Check the description of this video for my timeline. I had tubes for 6 weeks after the operation. Each of those tubes had a reason and purpose for being there. Why are you choosing between chemo or a cystectomy/neobladder? I had both. If you are young and fit, then I strongly recommend both. The data when I was diagnosed said that chemo raised the 5-year survival rate by 5%. That is worth it. No doubt. If for some reason I had to choose, I would have 100% chose cystectomy. In my case, chemo was only meant to raise my survival rate by destroying any cancer that may have been elsewhere in my body, just in case. It is the cystectomy that removed the cancer and I believe it is the cysectomy that saved my life.

@CMTattoos 6 ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment thank u 4 the quick response .i had allreade done 4 TURB (the most intense pains i have ever felt )in 3 years but now its invasive in bladder mucle (pT2)..........I am afraid of all this especially when i am learning that u can go for neobladder but wake up with pouch due to short intestine blood vessels ?!?! and iam not ok with that AT ALL >... iam trying to coop with the idea by searching and investigating my self but its really frusttating .The two options they gave are cystectomy (neoblader option)or chemo and radiation (aggressively treatment ). bEcause i provide for my family (i have my own shop) i cannot figure out how to make all happen with tubes , urinating , spacial underwear and everything and work at the same time because 4- 6 weeks (as u describe )would be a very long time without working so iam thinking to start with chemo .On the other hand my ongologist told me that i would stay in hospital for 5-6 days (as u said)and i will leave hospital without kathetire or any tubes for that matter .On the other hand both doctors told me that ist extremely difficult to keep nerves that make erection possible (in contrast with what u say and live ),(i dont know what to believe) so am i looking in some kind of impotence ?No erectile function at al l??that would be a big problem for my relation with my wife and family (long term )..I have taken second opinion on treatment and the second doctor told me to start with chemo because cancer has entered the mucle tisue of the bladder but not gone through , though in future i might need to do a neoballder because chemo and radiation would scar the bladder and it would be almost useless.On the other hand i have question about stent on chest for chemo .As i learned there are 3 ways .1) pouring chemo inside bladder throygh penis with kathetre 2)put chemo intra veins 3 )stend on chest .. what are the diferences ?(i know u chose on chest with full anesthisia ) . the worst thing for me is fear and strange thought pattern and scenarios in my head .I am praying to god because i do not trust the doctors but ......time passes by and i feell a constant tik tak in my head .Anyway thank u for the answer and the info on your viedos.you make it seem easy but i know it wasnt .thnk you

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

@CMTattoos Word of warning. I was not able to work consistently while receiving chemo. My work is mental, and I did not have the capacity half the time. After surgery, I didn't leave the house during my multi-week recovery period--physically I could have, but mentally I didn't want to deal with all the tubes because they were unsightly and cumbersome. I don't know your situation, but if you have a one-person operation, you might want to think about hiring somebody you trust who can help you run the shop and help take care of your customers. Not just during your treatment/recovery, but also in case you are not able to in the future.

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

I chose a port because the type of chemo I took (MVAC) can permanently scar/harden the veins in your arm. With a port, I never had any pain during chemo infusions because the infusion site was predictable and I was able to use lidocaine to completely numb the skin in the area. The port requires out-patient surgery to install and remove, but I was able to combine those operations with other operations that I already needed.

@CMTattoos 6 ай бұрын

@@bladdercancerandtreatment thank you very much for the info .my two things that i have to work with is to keep visceral nerves for erectile function second i want to be assured that neobladder is what i will get after surgery and not anything else and 3d i have to make sure and clear any day to day scedule about recovery ,though my doctor told me (4 the second time )that i will not have kathetre nor tubes when i leave the hospital ??!?!?! thats a strange reassurance because you and others say that for 5weeks (minimum) to 12 (maximum )is the recovery period ...

@sickomode1960 7 ай бұрын

Kyle, Im 38 and ive been diagnosed with bladder cancer. I don’t know the grade yet but they saw a pretty large tumor on my bladder. I’m living a nightmare because my wife is currently stage 4 breast cancer and I have two young kids. I’ve tried looking everywhere for individuals who are as young as us but not many sources available. If possible I’d like to message you and ask some questions.

@bladdercancerandtreatment 7 ай бұрын

@sickomode1960 I'm sorry to hear about you and your family's situation. If you have any questions that I might be able to answer, please ask them here so others can benefit from the conversation. You might also look into the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network online forum: www.inspire.com/groups/bladder-cancer-advocacy-network/

@sickomode1960 6 ай бұрын

Did you have any back pain or felt irritated bladder from the tumors? Also did your urologist know what type of tumor or if it was invasive or non invasive after the cystoscopy?

@bladdercancerandtreatment 6 ай бұрын

@sickomode1960 No, I had no pain or symptoms aside from small amount of blood and occasional clot in my urine. Back pain sounds more like a kidney issue to me, but I'm not a doctor. My urologist did not provide a diagnosis after the initial, flexible, in-office cystoscopy. I was not diagnosed until the second, rigid, out-patient cystoscopy and TURB. The in-office cystoscopy seemed to just be confirmation that there was an issue. The second was to figure out how extensive the issue is and get it graded.

@brucewinham849 7 ай бұрын

Great job describing your personal situation!! It has been a big help for me . Thank you, thank you!!!!

@colemacedo-phillips5768 8 ай бұрын

Thanks very much for a powerful and candid account with your cancer journey! 🙏🏻

@J.G.817 8 ай бұрын

Hope you're still cancer free.I to under went a radical cystectomy,do to bladder and prostate cancer.This took place in 2022,you covered the whole procedure very well.I took the option of the Ilie conduit, dr said it was the better choice.It definitely was a challenge.

@LaurelWhite-j1s 8 ай бұрын

I was just diagnosed with muscle invasive Bladder cancer. Your videos are exactly what I have been looking for. I need a real person to tell me how much stuff hurts and how good or bad recovery is. I am so glad you are a real person!

@whodunit6941 9 ай бұрын

Hope you are doing well! Appreciate finding your story, I just had the TURBT & awaiting pathology results

@jeffszmiett2600 9 ай бұрын

Wow so glad your process went through quickly. Here in Canada the process takes about 6 months to get to the point of cyctoscopy.

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