Will bladder cancer recur after surgery?

Will bladder cancer recur after surgery? There are many reasons for bladder cancer recurrence after surgery, but most of them are residual cancer cells or lesions that have not been completely removed, and they grow and invade the human body under suitable conditions. Surgery is already very harmful to cancer patients, and after another surgical trauma, the patient's body functions have been greatly damaged. So what should we do if bladder cancer recurs after surgery?

Generally speaking, it is difficult to treat recurrence of bladder cancer after surgery. The reason is that the patient's own immune function is low, the cancer cells spread and metastasize quickly, and multiple metastases have occurred when the recurrence occurs. The patient's own tolerance is also poor. Therefore, when choosing the treatment method for recurrence of bladder cancer after surgery, the patient's tolerance should be considered first, and the overall effect of suppressing the tumor should be improved to reduce recurrence and metastasis. In addition, while suppressing the development of the tumor, attention should also be paid to improving the patient's immune function so that the patient can better accept treatment and recover.
The chance of recurrence after bladder cancer surgery is not high, but if the patient's condition allows, it can still be chosen, but consolidation treatment must be done after the second surgery. It is often recommended to choose the Chinese medicine "Xiaoliu Tang" with good anti-cancer effect for postoperative consolidation treatment, which can prevent recurrence and metastasis to a certain extent, enhance the thoroughness of surgical treatment, and improve the body's immunity.