Preventing recurrence of bladder cancer after surgery

Bladder cancer is a type of cancer of the urinary system. The incidence of this disease is relatively high, and it can cause serious harm to the patient's life. It is also called urothelial carcinoma. If an elderly person suffers from bladder cancer, hematuria, frequent urination, urgency, pain, and urinary obstruction will occur. However, patients with bladder cancer should not worry too much. The current medical level is very advanced, so this disease can also be treated.

As long as the cancerous part is removed, the patient will be cured, and after 7 to 10 days of postoperative recovery, the patient can be discharged from the hospital. However, the patient cannot completely relax after being discharged from the hospital. If you do not pay attention to maintenance after surgery, the disease may recur. So how can you prevent the recurrence of bladder cancer after surgery? Let's introduce it below.

Many causes of bladder cancer are due to long-term chronic urethral infection, so every time you go to the bathroom, you should empty your urine as thoroughly as possible. You can also use a bidet to clean the local area and urethra after defecation. This method is suitable for people of any age. Since cancer cells usually expand in an acidic body, the higher the pH value of the human body, the faster the cancer cells will spread. Therefore, if you want to prevent the occurrence of this disease, you should often eat foods containing alkaline substances to reduce the acidity of the body. Such foods include grapes, tea, wine, kelp, and natural green algae. They are all representatives of alkaline foods. If you eat more of these foods in your daily diet, you can effectively regulate the acidic constitution of the human body.

So if you feel tired, exhausted or have body aches in normal times, you can eat more of this kind of food. As long as the pH value in the body is kept at a weakly alkaline level, the cancer cells in the body will not spread or recur. Alcohol and nicotine both promote the growth of cancer cells, and alcohol and nicotine still contain some carcinogens. These carcinogens can invade the human body through the lungs, stomach, and other important organs, thereby causing cancer. Therefore, patients with bladder cancer must avoid smoking and drinking after surgery, and pay attention to rest, have a good sleep, and keep a good mood, so that the body can recover faster.