What Urologist Don't Tell Their Bladder Cancer Patients

[jmrumsey]

NEED a sex life it is very important to their health, emotionally and physically and you deserve more than ...Oh well you didn't ask. It is their job to tell you all that is involved before and after that is your right and that would be informed consent. No one who just received the kind of news you did should be left to figure it out on your own. My heart goes out to you....Jessica...Also do you mind if I share your video with my class?...my email address is jm_rumsey@yahoo.com

[jmrumsey]

I am currently also undergoing treatment for urologic problems and have the hopes that it does not lead to the diagnosis of cancer. Those involved in patient treatment are held to high standards and informed consent is a Mandatory Standard. You should have been informed of all issues concerning the treatment including how you life will change after the surgery especially when it involves something so personal that cannot be given back. If it were me I would have refused the sugery..some people

[jmrumsey]

Dear Sir,

I felt the need to comment on your video. I am a current Medical Assistant student and am taking a course called Medical Law and Bioethics and we were just discussing Medical malpractice and negligence. I appoligize deeply for the fact that these medical professionals did not take the time to explain all that should have been explained. Maybe at 61 it is not such a huge deal to not have sex but, for some it is...what was done is negligent and those involved should be held accountable.

[bassjammer111]

im 17 and i have bladder cancer.

[bigsam550]

@bassjammer111

hey man i had bladder tumors at age 20, fortunately they were not cancerous, but im still going through treatments and im 21 now. they were all removed but ive had a couple small growths after that had to be removed. when were you diagnosed? bro keep your head up and stay happy, youll get thru it, with God and your family theres nothing you cant beat, trust me ive been thru alot and ive seen God working in my life specially thru this year dealing with tumors. hit me up

[MovieMad007]

@bassjammer111 i'm 39 and had it!

[lovemybeau]

Who owns the wonderful butterfly farm? Wish you  Gods blessings

[TheSunIsBlack]

Bladder cancer is a very misunderstood and overlooked health issue, esp. w/males. This explanation is a most frank and mature discussion .

[rnpedia]

RNpedia.com to know more about this..

[MsSilverkate]

I cant get the website to pull up. can you post the website in comments so I can copy and paste. I am so upset. I have been to every dr's visit with my husband of 20 years and NO ONE has said anything about him being infertal or not able to have sex. Now I can deal with it if we have to but not to tell us. UNEverything. I am 37 he is 52.

[sevendeadly69]

i'm not trying to troll here but i have to ask if it was on purpose that all these butterflies are shown

[freddieseal]

what a stupid question. its obviously to calm the listener of this info i bet you havent got cancer , or you would have guessed it.

[Mr517519]

I walk with a cane and have many health isssues. They cant find out where the blood and bacteria is coming from. They done 2 camera test throught the penise into the bladder and still cant trace where the blood and bacteria is coming from??? Im 33years old and today I herd them mention checking for bladder cancer stating bladder cancer can not show right away??? What are the signs of bladder cancer?? Im kinda scared considering I already have so many health problems already. Any help man??

[Mr517519]

Question for you buddy... I fell of of a lader in January2009 and it caused Neuropathy, ED, Incontence, Planter Fistiiss, blood and bacteria in my urine and so on. A couple of days ago I had 2 implants put in for the perineal and pundual nerves - testicle- base of penise- kidney and bladder (Nerve Stimulators I controll by remote). Im only 33 and today the doctor said once I heal from my operation there doing more test. They mentioned possible bladder cancer and it dont show up right away???

[heparin30]

Thank you for sharing your experience, I really appreciate what you have said...Im a urology nurse and you have provided food for thought may god bless you

[hilcon17]

thanks for sharing..

[emjaynie]

Thank you for sharing. Aside from the patients, there is a whole underground movement of doctors who are trying to break through the "Cancer Industry" barrier right now about treatments alternative to "slash, burn or poison". Anyone who saw this video, should well be afraid, because most doctors are still not going to level with you ... that there are other known cures for cancer ... because their livelihood is at stake. Neil, i sincerely hope you're still doing OK (by now you would be 72?)

[alternativecancertre]

I strongly agree that you have to be very well informed before your doctor makes a decision for you; then you are empower by knowledge and you can make an informed decision. Not every body can get cure with the same treatment, that's why is important to check out more then two possible alternatives to what the conventional medicine recommends. I added that video so you can consider other alternatives

[SpecTatorSalad]

I'm sorry to hear about this, but I am so very glad you shared.

My step mother was just diagnosed with Bladder and Urethra cancer..She is 46.

God Bless