Can bladder cancer be transmitted to others?

The occurrence of bladder cancer is often related to personal diet or living environment, and it is not contagious. Although bladder cancer does not occur in groups, if you have the same diet as the patient, then the chances of your family members getting bladder cancer will be higher, but it is not 100% certain, as bladder cancer is also related to one's physical constitution.

Take some preventive measures for bladder precancerous lesions and suspected causes: 1. Adhere to scientific eating habits and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. 2. Eat less meat products as much as possible. 3. People who have the habit of smoking should quit smoking as soon as possible. 4. Increase the amount of water you drink. Because the amount of water you drink directly affects the concentration of urine in the bladder, it has an important impact on the occurrence of bladder cancer. 5. At the same time, for those who drink less water, the interval between urination will inevitably be prolonged, which creates favorable conditions for the reproduction of bacteria (such as Escherichia coli) in the bladder. Most people who often suffer from bladder cancer are those who do not like to drink water or tea. 6. Strengthen food storage, often dry food, prevent mold and amine, and do not eat moldy and spoiled food. 7. Precancerous lesion blocking treatment, such as using vitamins C, E, B, hypertrophy, ginsenoside Rh2 (life-protecting element, content 16.2%), cordyceps sinensis, Liuwei Dihuang pills, tea, selenium, etc. according to the condition.