How many days does it take to be hospitalized for bladder cancer surgery?

Bladder cancer patients need to be hospitalized for about half a month. Bladder cancer patients should take consolidation treatment measures after surgery. If consolidation treatment is not timely after surgery, cancer cells may recur, and metastasis will cause great harm to the patient. Bladder cancer patients should adopt a treatment plan that suits them as soon as possible. Bladder cancer patients need to be hospitalized for about half a month after surgery. If recovery is fast, hospitalization will take 7 to 10 days.

What are the early symptoms of bladder cancer?

Cancer cells will bleed after they appear in the body. When patients urinate, there will be blood in the urine. This is mainly because the bladder mucosa is damaged and eroded, leading to bleeding, so there will be hematuria symptoms. The early symptoms of bladder cancer are mainly painless and intermittent whole hematuria. The hematuria of bladder cancer is mostly painless and intermittent, mostly whole hematuria, less often terminal hematuria, and less often accompanied by frequent urination and urgency.

How long can I drink after bladder cancer surgery?

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor in the urinary system. The disease has no symptoms in the early stage. As the tumor progresses, gross eye, hematuria, pain and swelling may occur. Considering your condition, you cannot drink alcohol. Pay attention to your diet and avoid spicy food.