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- General Information About Bladder Cancer
- Stages of Bladder Cancer
- Recurrent Bladder Cancer
- Treatment Option Overview
- Treatment Options by Stage
- Treatment Options for Recurrent Bladder Cancer
- To Learn More About Bladder Cancer
- Bladder Cancer Chemo and Biologic Drugs
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white count not falling
My white blood cell count didn’t fall until a few weeks after; I think about three weeks after my first treatment. They fell so low I had to suspend treatment for my second round by a whole week. The drugs just take time, and you have to be patient. I also didn’t experience any side effects except for some heartburn and fatigue.
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A forum created by Caregivers/survivors to discuss all aspects of Bladder Cancer. Feel free to browse the topics and the friendly atmosphere from a 'been there/done that' standpoint. Registration i...
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Tips & Suggestions
Understand your white blood counts
White blood cells help you fight bacteria and viruses so having enough white blood cells are important during cancer therapy. Know your counts and monitor your symptoms so you can partner more closely with your physician.
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