What's wrong with frequent fever after advanced bladder cancer metastasis?

What's wrong with frequent fever after late-stage bladder cancer metastasis?

1. If you want to control the fever fundamentally, you should inhibit the growth of cancer cells, then kill the cancer cells, improve the patient's immunity, and make the patient's body reach a natural balance, which can control the development of cancer.

2. Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor in the urinary system. Depending on your own situation, it may also be preoperative pneumonia or abdominal wound infection that causes postoperative fever.

Can bladder cancer cause constipation?

There is almost no bowel movement after bladder cancer surgery because long-term bed rest slows down intestinal motility, so bowel movements are reduced. If the patient can walk, a hot towel on the abdomen can promote intestinal motility. Mosapride can also be taken to promote intestinal motility and promote defecation.

Another thing to note is that the patient does not pass gas through bowel movements. If there is no gas, a full abdominal CT scan is required to diagnose intestinal obstruction. Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor of the urinary system and is asymptomatic in the early stages.

As the tumor progresses, gross eye, hematuria, pain, and swelling may occur.