How long can you live after bladder cancer removal

When bladder cancer occurs, it will cause serious impacts on urine storage and hematuria when it becomes serious. Since bladder cancer will have a certain impact on the surrounding urethra and other parts, targeted treatment is necessary.

Because bladder cancer is located in a relatively deep position, it cannot be seen immediately when the cancer cells spread. It will not be discovered until various discomfort symptoms such as pain in the bladder or hematuria appear, etc.

During the growth of bladder cancer, in order to effectively treat the various spread of cancer cells, it can only be removed through surgery, so that the bladder cancer will not affect the surrounding areas and the patient's own life and health will not be greatly affected.

After bladder cancer is removed, the survival time will fluctuate to a certain extent. For some patients, although the local part of the bladder is severely damaged after the resection operation, the root cancer is effectively suppressed and treated thoroughly, so the patient will not die from bladder cancer and will have no problem living for more than ten or twenty years.

If various rejection or mutation phenomena occur after bladder cancer is removed, the patient's life will be greatly affected, and under such influence, the patient may only live for three to five years.

There is no fixed answer to the question of how long one can live after bladder cancer resection. It needs to be judged through specific cases, effective resection, and the patient's physical condition and postoperative recovery. Some people can live a long time and will not die from bladder cancer, while some people have poor conditions after surgery and may only live for three to five years.