Well, there-in lies the problem. I have no idea what fluffy stuff is. That's why I hate it when my colleagues treat patients like idiots and give them simplified explanations that provide no real medical information. No other physician can possibly interpret that nonsense. You need to know exactly what the doctor found, what procedures he did to diagnose and treat, and what additional procedures need to be done to clarify the situation. Insist that your doctor use real medical terms, and have him write them down so you can look them up later, but have him explain them and their significance as well.
Also, I wasn't at all clear where the lump was - inside the bladder or out. If inside, was it biopsied? And was the fluffy stuff biopsied. If it wasn't because it's normal, it must still have an anatomical name. "Fluffy stuff of child bearing women" is not in my medical dictionary.
-Warren
TaG3 + CIS 12/2000. TURB + Mitomycin C (No BCG)
Urethral stricture, urethroplasty 10/2009
CIS 11/2010 treated with BCG. CIS 5/2012 treated with BCG/interferon
T1G3 1/2013. Radical Cystectomy 3/5/2013, No invasive cancer. CIS in right ureter.
Incontinent. AUS implant 2/2014. AUS explant 5/2014
Pediatrician