5 health care tips for bladder cancer patients

Bladder cancer is a killer that destroys human health. We must prevent it from happening in our daily lives. Bladder cancer patients should also understand some health care knowledge about bladder cancer during treatment and recovery, which will have a good effect on treatment and recovery.

1. People who are engaged in work that frequently involves contact with chemicals and radioactive substances should strengthen their own protection and check their physical condition regularly, because these are likely to cause bladder cancer.

2. Bladder cancer patients should go to the hospital for a checkup every 3 months after surgery or radiotherapy (chemotherapy), and should also insist on taking Chinese medicine in conjunction with treatment.

3. During treatment and recovery, bladder cancer patients should try to avoid unnecessary radiation examinations and exposure to chemicals, such as arsenic, which is a metalloid known for its toxicity; mercury, which is an extremely toxic heavy metal; and cyanide, which has terrifying toxicity. These chemicals are all causes of bladder cancer.

4. Strengthen the publicity of knowledge about bladder cancer, popularize cancer prevention knowledge, and achieve early diagnosis and early treatment of bladder cancer.

5. Quit smoking and drinking. Bladder cancer patients should pay attention to their daily life during treatment and recovery. They should have sexual intercourse in moderation. Women of childbearing age should take contraceptive measures. They should do some moderate activities, but in a way that does not cause fatigue.