What does multiple bladder cancer mean

What does bladder cancer multiplicity mean?

1. Bladder cancer has been diagnosed. Common symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, pain during urination, or painless hematuria. Cystoscopy can confirm the diagnosis.

2. Generally speaking, low-grade single bladder cancer has the best treatment effect and the highest cure rate, followed by multiple low-grade bladder cancers.

3. The main treatment for common bladder cancer is surgical resection.

Advanced bladder cancer, shaking all over, not eating, only drinking water

1. From the current situation, it may be extremely exhausted. Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor, which manifests as hematuria, urinary pain, urinary pain and other symptoms. In the late stage, it can lead to multiple metastases. There are many reasons mentioned above, or timely face-to-face diagnosis, and some relevant examinations. After the clarification, standardize the treatment of advanced bladder cancer. Now you can't eat. Vomiting can be treated with Chinese medicine. In the late stage, there is no special medicine or method for treatment. You can't eat.

2. If you want to prevent your body functions from continuing to deteriorate and keep up with nutrition, you can consider injecting nutrient solution and then taking some Chinese medicine to prolong the life cycle. Generally, you should keep an open mind.

How to prevent bladder cancer recurrence after surgery?

In this case, the effect of Chinese medicine is not particularly accurate. You may consider chemotherapy or radiotherapy to control the further progression of the tumor.

If the general condition is poor and it is difficult to withstand radiotherapy and chemotherapy, only basic life-sustaining treatment can be given, and rest can be given to maintain the stability of the internal environment. Strengthening the patient's own immune ability, such as actively participating in physical exercise for at least one hour a day, and strengthening nutrition and actively improving immune function are also conducive to preventing the recurrence of bladder cancer.

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor in the urinary system. It is asymptomatic in the early stage, but as the tumor progresses, gross hematuria, pain, and swelling may occur.