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A Tunisian study of 274 patients with non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer who were followed for ten years found that waiting more than a month after symptoms appeared to seek medical advice was associated with more than twice the risk of tumor recurrence and over five times the likelihood of progression to a more advanced stage. During follow-up, the tumor recurred in 38.4% of 255 patients, and the recurrent tumors progressed in 30.6% of them. The study urged people not to ignore symptoms—especially blood in the urine—and to seek an early diagnosis.
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