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Question???
Posted by Barbnks on February 20, 2008 at 7:51 amI had my TURB and mitomycin done on Feb. 5th, is it uncommon over a week later to have a burning when I urinate?? Didn’t know if this is normal. It is not horrendous but uncomfortable. Thank you for any response.
Barb
maxmag replied 17 years ago 6 Members · 6 Replies -
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Barb,
You can buy something for urinary pain and/or burning ,over the counter, called “AZO”.
Wishing you well,
Max
Max
Age 70
Ta G2
Dx March 2007Hi Barb,
I had my first TURB with mitomycin last August. I had burning for 1-2 weeks, I had frequent trips to the restroom but overall no big deal. I was back to work in a day. My bladder did not return to what I would all normal for about 5 – 6 weeks. I have had 2 clear cystos since the July TURB. All my best,
Gregg
Thanks for all the great replies. This has really been my only side effect from it, but I have only had the one dose. It’s not unbearable but just wanted to make sure it was normal. Thanks, I love that we are able to help others through this site.
Barb
I am also new here…I start my first round of mitomycin next week (Monday) and also worried about the side effects. My urologist gives the impression that it is no big deal. I was first diagnosed in July of 2005 and just finished with my second surgery for a reoccurence. I guess I am looking for some reasurance that this treatment is less painful thant the TOR. ::)
dx – Aug 2005
Five reoccurences (last 12/09 Ta high grade)
BCG Started 10/09 (2 6wk treatment)
BCG Maintenance started 4/10I suspect different folks react to Mitomycin in different ways. I did have burning for a week.. and when I tried to have weekly mitomycin put in, I really reacted to it and only took 5 instead of 6. Tried a treatment of 3 six months later and could only tolerate 2 treatments.. burning lasted about 10 days after just 2 treatments. I told my Uro, no more of that stuff for me… :P
Hang in there.. it will go away.. my Uro never offered me anything to alleviate the burning…!!!
Bill
Retired USAF Col, father of 4, grandfather of 9, greatgrandfather of one.. Enjoying life to the max…It is not unheard of but if you are worried call your Uro. There are medications they can give you to help with the burning.
Chin up and straight forward
Cynthia Kinsella
T2 g3 CIS 8/04
Clinical Trial
Chemotherapy & Radiation 10/04-12/04
Chemotherapy 3/05-5/05
BCG 9/05-1-06
RC w/umbilical Indiana pouch 5/06
Left Nephrectomy 1/09
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