Are bladder cancer patients contagious?

Now people's living standards have improved. Due to work pressure, many people are busy with work and social activities, so they ignore their health. Some people suffer from bladder cancer. No wonder this disease is mainly caused by improper diet and excessive drinking. Many people want to know whether bladder cancer is contagious. Experts answer the question in detail in the following article. Let's go with your family to see!

Is bladder cancer contagious?

1. Bladder cancer is not contagious, so patients and their families do not need to worry. The key to treating this disease is early detection and early treatment, which will increase the possibility of cure. Therefore, if patients find frequent urination, urgency, pain, difficulty urinating, or even hematuria, they should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time.

2 Once the patient is diagnosed with bladder cancer, treatment should be started as soon as possible. Generally, a combination of surgery and chemotherapy is used in the early and middle stages. Surgery can remove the primary lesion, and chemotherapy can kill other cancer cells hidden in the body, which can effectively control the metastasis and spread of cancer cells.

3 While undergoing treatment, patients should pay attention to physical conditioning, ensure balanced nutrition, scientific combination, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits rich in fiber, and also take in appropriate amounts of protein, sugar, fat, vitamins, and trace elements to meet the body's needs.

Diet for bladder cancer patients

1. Squeeze 100g of fresh grape juice, 100g of fresh lotus root juice, and 60g of fresh Rehmannia glutinosa juice, mix them in a clay pot and boil them, add appropriate amount of honey and drink warm, which can be used for bladder cancer hematuria and urinary pain

2. Cut fresh radish loog into slices, marinate with white honey for a while, put it on the iron plate and roast it dry, then dip it in honey and roast it repeatedly until 50g of white honey is roasted. After it cools down, chew it slowly and drink two sips of light salt water to treat urinary pain caused by bladder cancer.

3. 250g sugarcane (chopped into small pieces), 100g Imperata root cut into small sections, wrap them together with 100g mung beans and water and cook until the beans are cooked. Remove the sugarcane and Imperata root, drink the soup and eat the beans. You can also add appropriate amount of rock sugar. It is used for patients with obvious hematuria caused by bladder cancer.

4. Increase the amount of water you drink. The amount of water you drink directly affects the concentration of urine in the bladder, which has an important impact on the occurrence of bladder cancer. People who drink less water must have less urine in their bladders, and after carcinogens are excreted from the kidneys to the bladder, the concentration in the urine is also correspondingly higher. These high concentrations of carcinogens can cause strong irritation to the bladder mucosa. At the same time, people who drink less water will inevitably have longer intervals between urinations, which creates favorable conditions for the reproduction of bacteria (such as E. coli) in the bladder. Most people who often develop bladder cancer are those who do not like to drink water or tea.

Bladder cancer is not contagious. Through the above introduction, everyone knows whether bladder cancer is contagious. Bladder cancer must be treated early. All patients must do a good job of post-treatment care, eat a reasonable diet, live a healthy lifestyle, and exercise appropriately under the guidance of a doctor. Finally, I wish all patients a speedy recovery.