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I hope you are reassured to know that you shouldn't lose your hair with this treatment.
Chemotherapy given directly into the bladder is called intravesical chemotherapy. Because very little chemotherapy gets into the bloodstream it causes very few side effects outside of the bladder.
You can read more about intravesical chemotherapy for bladder cancer in the bladder cancer section of our website.
Content last reviewed: 09 January 2007
Page last modified: 10 January 2007
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