Is bladder cancer hereditary?

After bladder cancer occurs, it will affect various daily urination situations. In addition, the malignant tumor will gradually grow in the bladder and damage the internal health, which will gradually lead to the spread of cancer cells in the bladder, and the surrounding adjacent organs will also be affected to a certain extent. Therefore, when facing the disease of bladder cancer, timely treatment is needed to prevent more serious damage.

Bladder cancer can be treated with physical therapy or surgery to comprehensively treat the symptoms of bladder cancer. Although not every patient with bladder cancer can be cured through treatment, bladder cancer is a recurrent disease and is difficult to cure, so it needs to be properly treated to achieve control.

In the process of bladder cancer formation, although the cause is not very certain, from the perspective of clinical medicine, there is no clear proof that there are genetic factors. It is just that after some families have bladder cancer, there will be susceptible molecules in their own genes, and the presence of susceptible molecules makes it easy for the patient's body to be affected by cancer cells, leading to cancer.

Although bladder cancer is not hereditary, there are susceptibility molecules in the genes, so the offspring will have a much higher chance of getting bladder cancer than other people. This also means that the chance is relatively high, and it does not mean that you will definitely get bladder cancer. However, you still need to improve your physical fitness to better ensure your health.

Therefore, although bladder cancer is not hereditary, if there is a family member with bladder cancer, the offspring will have relatively susceptible molecules in their genes, and thus the chance of getting bladder cancer is relatively high. As long as you can take effective care of your body and exercise seriously, you will no longer be affected by bladder cancer.