How to determine whether it is bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor in the urinary system. The disease is asymptomatic in the early stage. As the tumor progresses, macroscopic hematuria, pain, and swelling may occur. After the patient completely holds his urine, urinary color Doppler ultrasound still has good detection accuracy for bladder cancer screening. Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor of the bladder.

Is the cure rate of early bladder cancer high?

Early bladder cancer usually refers to non-muscle invasive bladder cancer. The tumor is small and the number is less than 3. The tumor can be completely removed through electroresection of the urethral bladder tumor, and the probability of local recurrence is very low. Generally speaking, intravesical chemotherapy takes two years, and cystoscopy needs to be reviewed every six months after surgery to avoid recurrence. Generally speaking, as long as bladder cancer can be detected and diagnosed early, its cure rate is still quite high.

How to prevent infection after bladder cancer surgery?

If there is a systemic infection, it is necessary to conduct blood culture in time, increase the antibiotic level in time, use it regularly, replenish fluids, increase nutrition, stabilize blood pressure, maintain electrolyte balance, supplement protein, and promote infection control. In order to prevent postoperative infection of bladder tumors, surgeons need to understand whether the patient's condition requires the use of antibiotics to prevent or treat inflammatory infections based on the patient's physique, condition, surgery, and examination. Wounds are prone to occur after bladder surgery.