How much does minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer cost

Bladder cancer not only has a great impact on the patient's life, but the treatment cost of late-stage bladder cancer is an issue that many patients are very concerned about. The occurrence of bladder cancer has a great impact on our normal life. With the accelerated pace of life, increased life pressure, and the increase in bad eating habits, the chance of developing bladder cancer is also getting bigger and bigger. Bladder cancer not only brings great pain to the patient's body, but is also a burden on the family's economy. So how much does minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer cost?

In fact, the cost of minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer varies greatly depending on the patient's treatment method. Different patients need to spend different amounts of money on treatment to achieve good results. At present, the treatment of advanced bladder cancer mainly includes Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. The cost of Western medicine treatment ranges from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands or even millions, while traditional Chinese medicine treatment only costs a few thousand yuan a month.
How much does minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer cost? The treatment method determines the cost of treatment. Currently, there are several main treatment methods for advanced bladder cancer.
1. Surgical treatment: The treatment effect depends on the stage of bladder cancer, the depth of invasion and the spread of the tumor. For early bladder cancer, partial gastrectomy is generally performed. If there is local lymph node metastasis, it should be cleared at the same time. For patients in the advanced stage, if there is no distant metastasis, surgical resection should be performed as much as possible, and the cost generally ranges from 20,000 to 30,000 yuan.
2. Chemotherapy: Patients with early bladder cancer without any metastatic lesions generally do not need chemotherapy after surgery. Early bladder cancer with metastatic lymph node cancer and all advanced bladder cancers require chemotherapy. The cost of chemotherapy ranges from 1,000 to tens of thousands per time, mainly depending on the chemotherapy regimen used.
3. Radiotherapy: Bladder cancer has low radiosensitivity. It cannot be cured by radiotherapy alone, and its role is mainly auxiliary or palliative. The main forms of radiotherapy for bladder cancer are: preoperative radiotherapy, intraoperative radiotherapy, postoperative radiotherapy and palliative radiotherapy. Although the effect is good, its side effects are also very obvious, causing multiple harms to patients. The cost depends on the specific situation.