Sequelae of interventional surgery for bladder cancer

In recent years, the incidence of diseases such as bladder cancer has been increasing in clinical practice. In fact, the impact of bladder cancer on our kidneys is a serious problem that cannot be ignored, and the probability of men suffering from bladder cancer is quite high when they are overworked. So what are the sequelae of bladder cancer?

The sequelae of bladder cancer include frequent urination, urgent urination, and hematuria. The elderly may also suffer from urinary incontinence and be unable to control it. If bladder cancer infiltrates into the ureteral orifice or grows at the ureteral orifice in the late stage, it can cause ureteral dilation, leading to hydronephrosis and enlarged kidney size. If not treated in time, it will aggravate the patient's pain and accelerate the patient's death.

In the treatment of bladder cancer, patients must actively improve their eating and living habits. In fact, people who smoke frequently have a very high probability of developing diseases such as bladder cancer. Therefore, in the event of such a disease, bad living habits must be abandoned!