What tests should be done for bladder cancer

What tests are done for bladder cancer?

1. Screening for bladder cancer can be done by using tumor markers, combined with cystoscopic examination, to analyze the specific condition and provide symptomatic treatment. Try not to delay or blindly guess at the condition, which will increase the burden on your body. You should exercise more, rest more, adjust your work and rest schedule, avoid staying up late, and drink less alcohol, which will help alleviate the condition.

2. Bladder cancer generally requires a biopsy through cystoendoscopy, which is the gold standard for diagnosis. At the same time, imaging examinations such as CT or MRI are required to understand whether there is any enlarged lymph nodes around the bladder and the condition of normal organs.

3. Bladder cancer diagnosis requires CT scan or MRI. If a cystoscopy is needed, targeted examinations will be conducted based on the patient's condition to confirm the diagnosis. Pathological examination results are needed to confirm bladder cancer.

How many days after bladder cancer surgery can I be discharged from the hospital?

Bladder cancer is a disease that requires early surgical treatment, but the timing depends on each person's situation. The discharge time is also different because everyone's physical condition is different, so there is no specific standard.

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor of the urinary system. The disease may not have any symptoms in the early stage. As the tumor progresses, symptoms such as hematuria, pain and swelling may appear. However, if a radical cystectomy is performed, the decision needs to be made based on the recovery situation and other aspects. Most patients need about a week.