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Did you ever see blood in your urine? For those who had radiation therapy, at any stage of prostate cancer treatment.

DarrylPartner•8 years ago•12 Voters

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I had IMRT or Cyberknife (external beam) and saw blood in my urine any time afterI had IMRT or Cyberknife (external beam) and did not see blood in my urine any time afterI had IMRT or Cyberknife (external beam) and Brachytherapy (regular or HDR) (seeds) and saw blood in my urine any time afterI had IMRT or Cyberknife (external beam) and Brachytherapy (seeds) and did not see blood in my urine any time afterI had Brachytherapy (regular or HDR) (seeds) and saw blood in my urine any time afterI had Brachytherapy (regular or HDR) (seeds) and did not see blood in my urine, any time afterI had Proton Beam and saw blood in my urine, any time afterI had Proton Beam and did not see blood in my urine, any time after

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novatimo8 years ago

No adverse reactions of any kind during or after 9 weeks (45 sessions) of RapidArc (IMRT).

BillyBear8 years ago

I had radiation in the spring of 2014. Bleeding and clotting began in the fall of 2016. I was in and out of the hospital from the end of September to mid November of 2014. I had periodic CBI, but it didn't work. I was hospitalized toward the end of October for a week with full CBI, then followed in January and February of this year with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for 6 weeks. I recently had my follow-up with my urologist and was given a clean bill. So far, so good.

aksns617 years ago

NO blood in urine either before or after the EBRT portion of my therapy. My brachy caused just a few days of blood in urine but a few weeks to clear in my semen.

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