What are the treatments for advanced bladder cancer?

The clinical treatment for advanced bladder cancer is cellular immunotherapy. Compared with traditional treatment, it pays more attention to the stability of the body's internal environment and the regulation of immune function. It solves the problem of 10,000 enemies and 8,000 self-losses during surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and can also kill and control cancer cells. Advanced bladder cancer patients can receive comprehensive treatment through radiotherapy, chemotherapy, Chinese medicine and targeted therapy, which can effectively kill some tumor cells in the patient's body, improve the quality of life and prolong survival time. This friend suggested that it is best to use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.

What is Radical Cystectomy?

Simply put, it is to remove the entire bladder, in which the patient recovers faster. If it is invasive bladder cancer, in principle, a radical cystectomy should be performed, which involves urine diversion, complicated operation, generally requires 6-8 hours of surgery, hanging urine bags, etc. Surgery in this case can achieve clinical cure without cancer metastasis. Radical resection is the gold standard for the treatment of muscle-invasive bladder cancer. The resection range includes the entire bladder, prostate, retroprostatic seminal vesicles, part of the vas deferens, and the end of the ureter. The entire bladder and its accessory organs should be removed together. After resection, urinary diversion is required. As for bladder cancer, if the diagnosis is clear and there are no contraindications, surgical treatment should be chosen.

How long does it take for bladder cancer to develop into an advanced stage?

The situation you described should be advanced bladder cancer. Currently, there is hematuria. Clinicians recommend surgical treatment. The formation of clinical disease may take some time, because the occurrence of tumors may be a long-term process caused by multiple factors. The early and late development of bladder cancer depends on the stage of the tumor, the degree of malignancy, and whether it is treated in time. It may take about 2 years for bladder cancer to go from early to late stage, but if it is properly controlled, the disease can be prevented from developing into advanced bladder cancer.