Can bladder cancer be cured by traditional Chinese medicine?

When we say someone's disease has been "cured," we mean that the disease has completely disappeared and will not return. When we say someone's cancer has been cured, we generally mean that after a certain period of time, there is still no evidence of cancer recurrence. So can Chinese medicine cure bladder cancer?

If patients with bladder cancer are treated with traditional Chinese medicine, they are divided into many categories, and the treatment methods for each category are different. For example, patients with weak kidney qi are prone to low back pain, weakness, and difficulty urinating. The treatment method used for this type of patients is mainly to tonify the kidney and replenish qi. Generally, stone thorn, light bamboo leaves, raw coix seed, and then some tonics such as gecko and ginseng are selected. Boil them together into water to drink, which can effectively prevent and treat bladder cancer.
For most patients, bladder cancer is completely curable. Low-grade, superficial bladder cancer is, in a sense, curable when the tumor has been completely removed. Unfortunately, bladder cancer is prone to recurrence. Even though the tumor has been completely removed, new tumors may grow in the same or new locations. Therefore, regular follow-up examinations are needed after surgery. Most recurring tumors that are discovered early are still curable.