What are the causes of bladder cancer?

The causes of bladder cancer are very complex and are often considered to be caused by the interaction of many factors. The most common cause is genetic factors. It is generally believed that people with a family history of bladder cancer have a much higher chance of developing bladder cancer than the general population, so this group of people must pay special attention.

In addition to the above reasons, the causes of bladder cancer generally include environmental factors, smoking, chemical stimulation, occupational factors, viral infection, etc. It is generally believed that the incidence of bladder cancer is very wide and people of any age are likely to get the disease.

Most bladder cancer patients will not have obvious symptoms in the early stages of the disease. As the disease progresses, they will have hematuria, which is indirect, painless, and visible to the naked eye. Severe bladder cancer patients will experience fever, mental depression, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, chills, night sweats, and limb weakness, which have a great impact on patients.

If you find that you may have bladder cancer, you need to check and treat it in time. The most common way to treat bladder cancer is chemotherapy, and patients with severe bladder cancer need surgical treatment. Doctors will often choose appropriate treatment methods for patients based on their conditions. Patients must be patient during treatment and actively cooperate with the treatment so that the treatment effect will be more obvious.

Since the incidence of bladder cancer is very high, it is very important to take active measures to prevent it. This requires people to develop a healthy lifestyle, learn more about medical knowledge, and develop the habit of going to the hospital for regular physical examinations. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, ensure adequate sleep time, get in touch with nature, participate in more physical exercise, and maintain an optimistic attitude at ordinary times, so as to effectively prevent the occurrence of diseases.