How many times can bladder cancer recur at most?

The recurrence of bladder cancer depends on the effectiveness of our surgery and postoperative maintenance. Routine flushing is performed for one to three days after transurethral resection of bladder tumors. After stopping bladder flushing, patients should be guided to drink more water to flush themselves. Six hours after transurethral resection of bladder tumors, patients can eat, eat a nutritious, crude fiber diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and prevent constipation. If the recurrent bladder tumor is high-risk, that is, T1, it is generally recommended to change the infusion chemotherapy regimen and use BCG instead of the original infusion drug for bladder infusion to prevent bladder tumor recurrence. Postoperative recurrence depends on the effectiveness of surgery and postoperative maintenance.

Can bladder cancer be detected by ultrasound?

B Certain space-occupying lesions of the bladder can be found, but B-ultrasound cannot diagnose bladder cancer. Further diagnosis requires surgical treatment or pathological diagnosis under cystoscopy. B If ultrasound examination is performed, early bladder cancer can be found.

What items should be reviewed after bladder cancer surgery?

Patients with bladder instillation should also undergo cystoscopy, which mainly includes routine blood and urine tests and blood and urine tests, ultrasound or CT. Even for some patients suspected of distant metastasis, a comprehensive body examination should be performed, even the most advanced PETCT examination, to find relatively hidden small lesions. If they are found in time, they can be treated in time to prevent recurrence. After bladder cancer surgery, the main thing is to review the bladder meridian and confirm whether there is still a tumor through cystoscopy. Although surgical treatment has been performed, the recurrence rate of the disease is still relatively high, so it is necessary to go to the hospital for follow-up examinations on time in the later stage.