Carol,
This is from the Tice (BCG manufacturer) web site:
>What are the common side effects of treatment with TICE® BCG?
You should talk to your doctor about possible side effects associated with TICE® BCG treatment. Some reactions such as painful or frequent urination can be related to irritation of the bladder. These symptoms typically begin 4 to 6 hours after instillation and last 24-72 hours. They are usually seen after the third treatment and tend to increase in severity after each administration. Other symptoms, such as flu-like symptoms, fever, fatigue, and chills may affect your whole body. These symptoms also may get more frequent or worse with subsequent treatments.
>Report Side Effects
Notify your doctor at once if you experience any problems, particularly severe urinary symptoms such as burning or painful urination, an urgent or frequent need to urinate, or blood in the urine. Also report joint pain, coughing, or rash. It is especially important to report these symptoms to your doctor before you receive the next treatment of BCG. They may be a sign that you have an infection requiring immediate attention. You should be aware that infections associated with TICE® BCG treatment have led to death on rare occasions. Symptoms lasting longer than 48 hours or a fever of 101.3°F (or higher) should be reported to your physician immediately.
Here is the link to the source of the above information: http://www.ticebcg.com/Consumer/faqs/index.asp#a72115
Again, I did the underlining just to highlight where it mentions symptoms that you mentioned.
Mike