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Detected of low grade ureothelial papillary carcinoma. suggested to go for bcg treatment. it is of ta stage. approx how long to recover?
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Short: Bcg treatments are over in a short time frame of several weeks. It is usually not a difficult treatment. Your urologist can address any and all your concerns...Please ask him/her.
Answered 9/18/2013
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