How to effectively prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer has hereditary characteristics, and its incidence rate is more than twice that of the normal population. However, this group of people should not have a serious psychological burden. This is not an absolute factor. Some better methods can be used to reduce its incidence rate, such as intervening in the most likely causes of the disease. The following are some ways to prevent bladder cancer:

1. Proper diet

In daily life, it is very necessary to have a reasonable and nutritious diet plan. Fresh vegetables and fruits are rich in vitamins and trace elements. If they are consumed in sufficient quantities, they can decompose the carcinogenic nitrosamines in the body. However, meat foods should be avoided as much as possible. After consuming meat foods, they will form substances similar to aniline and benzidine in the body, which will cause the occurrence of diseases.

2. Quit smoking as soon as possible

We all know that cigarettes are extremely harmful to human health. They are rich in nicotine, tar-specific nitrosamines and other highly toxic carcinogens. If you ingest these substances for a long time, you will find extremely high concentrations of carcinogens in your urine when you urinate, and they can promote the occurrence of bladder cancer.

3. Increase your water intake

The amount of water you drink is closely related to the concentration of urine in the bladder and the occurrence of the disease. Drinking less water will reduce the urine in the bladder. When carcinogens are excreted into the bladder through the kidneys, the concentration of urine will increase. Excessively high concentrations of carcinogens will irritate the bladder mucosa and further promote the occurrence of the disease. Therefore, drinking more water can dilute the toxins in the bladder and promote excretion, which will reduce the chance of bladder cancer.

Hematuria is a typical symptom of bladder cancer and one of the most common symptoms. Generally, about 95% of bladder cancer patients will experience this symptom. Of course, this is not an early symptom of bladder cancer, but people with a high risk of bladder cancer must have sufficient understanding of the condition so as to better reduce the risk of developing the disease.