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What Is The Life Expectancy For Metastatic Bladder Cancer?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here...hi my mum has just been diagnosed with cancer that started in her bladder and she had surgry 6 weeks ago and tumor was to big to remove so they bypassed it to bag outside her body.She had a scan on wednesday and tolled her she has cancer in her whole body.they did not give her an idea of about how long she has left to live and the pain is starting to get worse in her bones
Fri, 24 Apr 2015
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Hi
Thanks for posting.
I understand your concern.
I am sorry to know about your mom. This is an incurable condition but with chemo the average survival time is 1 year. it can be much more or even less depending on the response and tolerance. But still we can palliate her symptoms and give her some quality life.

Hope this helps.
Please get back if you need any more clarifications
Regards
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What Is The Life Expectancy For Metastatic Bladder Cancer?

Hi Thanks for posting. I understand your concern. I am sorry to know about your mom. This is an incurable condition but with chemo the average survival time is 1 year. it can be much more or even less depending on the response and tolerance. But still we can palliate her symptoms and give her some quality life. Hope this helps. Please get back if you need any more clarifications Regards