TGRocky,
Time for what is likely a bit of good news for you.
You are right about on schedule for having blood clots and a bit of blood show up. After a resection - removal of tumor, and perhaps taking of some random biopsies, the the places where tissue were removed form scabs, just like any wound. Between about 7 to 10 days, give or take, the scabs come off of the bladder, there is a bit of bleeding, and thus clots can form.
I have been there. Clots start coming out, then stop, blocking the urethra or catheter, and you (me) are plugged up. It IS time for the ER or a call to the clinic for an appointment NOW. I have had to go back into the OR to have biopsy areas cauterized again after clot blockages. All part of what can happen.
It would have been helpful if you had been told about this in advance, and been prepared for the possibility; I was well warned.
It sounds like you have a doc who is on top of things, and has you on track to address the bladder problem.
The pathology report will be the key to continuing care and recovery. Let's hope it is ready, and that you will know soon where things stand. Waiting, and worrying, is the worst part of dealing with bladder cancer (IF it is cancer).
Best,
Jack