What to do if bladder cancer recurs? Three ways to deal with recurrent bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is very common among urinary tumors. Bladder cancer mainly occurs in middle-aged and elderly men. The current incidence of bladder cancer is extremely high. The harmfulness of this disease is extremely great. The occurrence of bladder cancer not only brings serious harm to the patient's body, but also brings great mental pressure to bladder cancer patients. Many bladder cancer patients and their families live in pain and despair all year round. It can be seen how harmful bladder cancer is. We must detect bladder cancer as early as possible and treat bladder cancer as early as possible. So, what should we do if bladder cancer recurs? Three ways to deal with recurrent bladder cancer? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue.

We must pay attention to the recurrence of bladder cancer. Bladder cancer is a serious malignant tumor disease. Currently, the incidence of bladder cancer ranks first among malignant tumors of the urinary system. The population with bladder cancer is mainly middle-aged and elderly people, but in recent years, the population with bladder cancer has become younger. We must take effective treatment in time to save the lives of bladder cancer patients.

There are many treatments that can be used after bladder cancer recurs. The first is surgical treatment. Bladder cancer can still be treated surgically after recurrence. As long as the bladder cancer patient can tolerate surgical treatment, the bladder cancer tumor can generally be removed through surgery.

Electroresection therapy can be used. This method mainly involves electroresection of the tumor through the urethra. The treatment effect is more obvious, the risk is relatively small, and the recovery condition is relatively good.

Finally, radiotherapy and chemotherapy can be used for treatment. We all know that if surgery is used alone after bladder cancer recurs, it will not be effective. At this time, if radiotherapy and chemotherapy are combined, bladder cancer cells can be completely eliminated, and the probability of recurrence of bladder cancer can be reduced, and the surgical treatment effect of bladder cancer can be improved.

The above is our detailed introduction to what to do if bladder cancer recurs and the three methods to deal with recurrent bladder cancer. Bladder cancer is prone to recurrence after treatment. We must go to the hospital for regular check-ups after the treatment of bladder cancer. Once there are signs of recurrence, we should carry out effective treatment as soon as possible.