New bladder cancer treatments and how they work

Non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC) is a form of bladder cancer that remains within the bladder lining and has not invaded deeper tissues. Standard treatments, such as intravesical (“in-bladder”) Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) (a live attenuated bacteria) or chemotherapy, are usually effective. However, these treatments may fail to control the disease for some patients.

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Peeing

I have had low grade bladder cancer for five years. the last time they operated on me because I could not pee. I have become inconvenient I think they have opened up my bladder ureatha opening too much.  people’s thoughts would be appreciated. I am a bit iliterate in spelling help would be appreciated.

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