Bladder cancer complete resection cure rate

Does complete resection of bladder cancer have a high cure rate? When it comes to bladder cancer, many people may think that this disease is a rare disease, and they may think that this disease is not as malignant as lung cancer, stomach cancer, liver cancer and other malignant tumors. Since bladder cancer lacks specific early screening indicators, it is usually diagnosed only when patients have visible hematuria, so the probability of early detection and early diagnosis of bladder cancer is low.

For some important leaders, bladder cancer is often a fatal killer. For example, our beloved Premier Zhou Enlai died of bladder cancer.
Bladder cancer is more common in men. The two most common risk factors are smoking and long-term exposure to industrial chemical products. Smoking, in particular, has been clearly identified as the most certain causative factor for bladder cancer. In addition, the risk factors for bladder cancer are closely related to daily living habits. It is generally believed that long-term use of Chinese medicine containing aristolochic acid, long-term drinking of water with high hardness, long-term drinking of soda water, long-term intake of coffee and beverages rich in cyclamate, long-term hair dyeing, long-term contact with decoration materials, large intake of high-fat foods, long-term drinking, excessive intake of soy products, and long-term intake of red meat are all closely related to the incidence of bladder cancer. At present, the only factor that has been confirmed to effectively prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer is to drink more boiled water every day (the local water hardness cannot be high).