Why do I have frequent urination and urgency after bladder cancer surgery?

Why does frequent urination and urgency occur after bladder cancer surgery?

1. The symptoms of urinary urgency are obvious and seriously affect the quality of life. We can also relieve the corresponding urinary urgency drugs to a certain extent.

2. In situ bladder and cystostomy, check urine in the area for inflammation, i.e. infection. Generally speaking, there are no symptoms after bladder cancer surgery.

Is it okay to have a follow-up ultrasound examination for bladder tumors?

1. When patients go to the hospital for a follow-up examination of bladder tumors, they should know that the B-ultrasound screening technology can observe the size of the tumor, but cannot determine the nature of the tumor. If it is just a follow-up examination, it can be conducted by observing whether the size of the tumor has decreased.

2. B-ultrasound review, but if you want to conduct a short-term test, B-ultrasound is far from enough. Tissue examination is required to effectively understand the type of cancer and more detailed information.

3. In theory, B ultrasound can be used to check tumors in the body. However, because B ultrasound is used to check diseases in women, medical resources have been allocated and cannot be occupied without authorization. The hospital also receives many female patients every day. It is recommended not to occupy B ultrasound resources, queue up in well-lit places, and follow the hospital's rules and disciplines.

How to treat early stage bladder cancer?

1. Patients should undergo regular bladder chemotherapy instillations after surgery. Instillation drugs mainly include gemcitabine, pirarubicin, epirubicin, BCG, etc. These drugs can improve the local immune environment of the human body, thereby preventing the recurrence of bladder cancer to a certain extent.

2. Early bladder cancer lesions are confined to the bladder, without local lymph node and distant metastasis. The standard treatment method is as follows: Superficial bladder cancer requires transurethral bladder tumor resection, and regular intravesical chemotherapy after surgery.

3. Early detection and early treatment: Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is the most commonly used treatment for bladder cancer.

4. The specific surgical method should be determined based on a comprehensive analysis of factors such as tumor stage, malignancy, pathological type, size, location, and whether adjacent organs are involved.