AC infusion and bladder irritation
Hi,
I can’t find anything related to this so thought I’d just ask here.
Does anybody have bladder irritation, kind of like a pressing feeling on your bladder when you’ve had fluids? I don’t really have any symptoms for a UTI.
Many Thanks!
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Probably would be a good idea to get checked for UTI anyway.
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Yes, I did, during cycles 2 and 3 of treatment. I also had no other symptoms (burning or blood in urine) butgot checked for a UTI anyway, which was negative. The feeling lasted a few days before disappearing.
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Drink tons & tons of water before, during and after your infusion!
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thank you : ). I don’t know what I would do without you sweet people here!
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I had pressure, burning, and a tiny bit of blood after each AC infusion. No urgency or frequent peeing. I was never tested for a UTI, but with one call to the oncologist I was told it was irritation from the chemo. I always felt better in about 24-48 hours. I do have issues with pelvic floor tension/prolapse so I think the pressure feeling was that getting stirred up.
Interestingly, for the rest of the day/night after each AC, I barely needed to pee, despite drinking fluid. Oncology was ok with it since it would pick up by morning. Made me nervous every time.
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I had irritation in my bladder from the AC also. I don't think it is a UTI. It was very annoying, however, and you keep thinking something serious is going on. (Well, actually it is.) It should go away when you are done with the chemo.
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I did have some pressure, irritation after AC treatments. After my last dose my symptoms increased. Started on macrobid for one dose but by next day fever and vomiting. I was admitted for 2 days from a UTI, hit me fast and furiously. Just stay on top of symptoms and hydrate like crazy!!
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Thanks to everyone for replying. I’m going to have my MO do a urine test to check for UTI, but I don’t think that’s it. I think the chemo just irritates my bladder AND I need to keep up on the water.
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