Will I get bladder cancer if my bladder has been traumatized?

The bladder is an organ that stores urine. It is very important to the urinary system, so we must pay close attention to our bladder health in our lives. If the patient's bladder is traumatized, it must not be taken lightly. Symptomatic treatment should be carried out in time to repair the bladder as soon as possible. It is best not to delay the disease, otherwise it will not only make the disease worse, but also may cause bladder cancer.

If the bladder is traumatized and not treated, there is a certain chance of causing bladder cancer, so we must not ignore this phenomenon. We must protect our bladder in daily life. Once traumatized, we should go to the urology department of the hospital in time and receive relevant treatment as soon as possible. Patients should not procrastinate and delay the disease, because it is easy to make the symptoms more serious, and it may also lead to cancer and cause malignant tumors in the bladder, which will have a very serious impact on the patient's body. If the treatment is not timely, the disease will develop to the late stage and cause serious danger to life safety.

If bladder cancer is caused by bladder trauma, patients must follow the principle of early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment, go to the hospital as soon as possible, perform cystoscopy in time, clarify the location, number and size of the malignant tumor, and then choose the appropriate treatment plan. For early patients, we can just remove the local tumor. But for patients whose condition has developed to the middle and late stages, it is best to perform a total cystectomy, and actively carry out chemotherapy and radiotherapy to prevent the metastasis and spread of cancer cells. During the treatment process, patients must strictly follow the doctor's instructions and should have regular check-ups to avoid accidents as much as possible.

Bladder trauma has a certain chance of inducing bladder cancer, so in daily life, we must protect our bladder. If the bladder is traumatized, we must promptly treat the symptoms. For patients who have already developed bladder cancer, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible. If the disease has developed to the middle and late stages, follow-up treatment should be actively carried out to maximize the patient's survival rate.