What are the causes of bladder cancer related to

The bladder is a urogenital tube that everyone is born with, and it plays an important role in life. However, when the bladder develops cancerous lesions, it will lead to bladder cancer. The incidence of bladder cancer in my country is gradually increasing, and the number of male patients is more than that of female patients, which is related to the living habits of men.

As people's work becomes increasingly busy, many people would rather hold their urine than spend a little time going to the toilet. Holding urine for a long time will reduce the elasticity of the bladder, damage the pressure receptors, and cause the bladder contraction force to weaken, resulting in urine residue in the body even after urination, inducing urine retention, and metabolites cannot be excreted smoothly, increasing the risk of bladder cancer.

The following factors can also lead to the occurrence of bladder cancer: ① Long-term contact with leather, dyes, textiles and other materials due to work needs leads to the accumulation of carcinogens such as aniline in the body. When the content reaches a certain level, corresponding symptoms of bladder cancer will appear; ② There are many smokers in my country, most of whom are men. This is also the reason why there are more male bladder cancer patients than female patients. Certain components in tobacco will cause bladder damage and induce cancer after entering the blood; ③ Due to congenital or acquired factors, abnormal tryptophan metabolism in the body affects DNA synthesis and is prone to cause cancer; ④ Chronic inflammation such as urinary tract infection will irritate the bladder, and over time, it will cause squamous cell carcinoma.

Early-stage bladder cancer patients may experience hematuria. Since this phenomenon is intermittent, it is easy to give people the illusion that the disease is cured and stop treatment, thus delaying the disease. In addition, patients will also experience typical symptoms of urinary tract infection such as frequent urination and urgency. When the disease is serious, symptoms of infiltration and metastasis will occur, causing anal prolapse, fever, etc.

The treatment of bladder cancer includes both traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. Currently, Western medicine is the main treatment, supplemented by traditional Chinese medicine. During the treatment, patients must ensure a certain amount of water intake every day to reduce the stimulation of high-concentration urine on the bladder, which can alleviate the pain caused by the disease to patients. When they feel the urge to urinate, they must urinate in time and must not hold urine for various reasons.