Being diagnosed with muscle-invasive and advanced bladder cancer
Usually you begin by seeing your GP. They may arrange for you to see a specialist at a clinic or hospital.
Order or download our free booklet which describes the treatments used for invasive and advanced bladder cancer.
Worrying about cancer can have a big impact on your feelings. Read our advice to help you cope with your emotions.
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In this blog, our intern Emily gives some key facts about bladder cancers, including causes and symptoms.
A place for people affected by bladder cancer to support one another, ask questions, and share their experiences.
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