The drug of choice for treating bladder cancer

Bladder tumors are the most common tumors in the urogenital system, and most of them are epithelial tumors. Although bladder cancer can be quickly removed after surgery, it is effective, but it cannot eradicate tumor cells. It is easy to metastasize and recur, causing the metastasis and spread of tumor cells, aggravating the patient's condition. Therefore, bladder cancer patients should undergo consolidation treatment in time after surgery. What is the first choice for the treatment of bladder cancer?

The use of traditional Chinese medicine for postoperative treatment of bladder cancer patients can effectively kill and inhibit cancer cells and relieve the condition on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can also regulate the patient's whole body, treat the disease according to syndrome differentiation, improve clinical symptoms, enhance the body's immune function, and thus improve the overall efficacy. Traditional Chinese medicine has its unique advantages in treating bladder cancer. It can strengthen the body's body and eliminate evil, effectively enhance the patient's immune function, and inhibit cancer cells very well. Therefore, it can also achieve good therapeutic effects when used for postoperative treatment of bladder cancer.
The purpose of postoperative chemotherapy for bladder cancer is to eliminate carcinoma in situ, eliminate residual tumors after surgery, prevent tumor recurrence, preserve the bladder, and prolong survival. Commonly used drugs for local chemotherapy include mitomycin C, thiotepa, doxorubicin, and camptothecin.