Will bladder cancer recur after surgery?

Will bladder cancer recur after surgery? Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor of the urinary system, and the cause of this disease is still unclear. It is generally caused by long-term work with irritating substances, long-term drinking, smoking and other bad living habits, individual factors, genetic factors, etc.

If the patient undergoes simple surgery after diagnosis and does not continue with infusion therapy, the probability of recurrence after surgery is actually relatively high. Once bladder cancer recurs, the pathological grade will be aggravated and a review is required. After bladder cancer metastasizes, the clinical stage of the patient will be aggravated. Therefore, in order to reduce recurrence, it is recommended that bladder cancer patients can cooperate with chemotherapy before surgery. Of course, it is recommended that bladder cancer patients cooperate with doctors to undergo intravesical chemotherapy after surgery.

Bladder cancer is a common and highly prevalent cancer. The most effective and common treatment is chemotherapy and timely surgery. However, this disease still has the possibility of recurrence after surgery, and the probability is relatively high. However, not all patients will relapse after surgery, so you still need to be very careful. In addition, in clinical practice, in order to prevent patients from recurring after surgery, patients need to undergo radiotherapy and chemotherapy. It is recommended that during Western medicine treatment, timely use of Chinese medicine immunotherapy and Western medicine nutritional support treatment based on the patient's constitution.

For patients who have undergone bladder cancer surgery, not all patients will relapse. Generally, after undergoing bladder cancer surgery, the more appropriate treatment method to prevent recurrence is infusion chemotherapy. Although it greatly reduces the recurrence rate of bladder cancer, there is still a possibility of recurrence. After undergoing surgery, patients must always pay attention to their physical condition for a long time.

For diseases like bladder cancer, if the patient feels unwell after surgery, especially if bleeding in the urine is found again, he or she should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit in time to confirm whether there is a recurrence. The treatment of cancer and good recovery after surgery require the patient's active cooperation and a good attitude.