What is the difference between bladder cancer and cystitis?

Patients with bladder cancer may also experience dysuria, pelvic pain, back pain, lower limb edema, pelvic mass, weight loss, hematuria and other symptoms. When the disease reaches the middle and late stages, it may even endanger the patient's life. Cystitis is often treated with conservative methods, such as antibiotics, which can achieve relatively good results, but even after surgery for bladder cancer, some people cannot achieve good results. Both bladder cancer and cystitis occur in the bladder, but there are essential differences in the types of the two.

What are the precautions for bladder cancer in daily life

In clinical practice, the main precautions for patients with bladder cancer in life are not to eat irritating foods, but to eat a light diet. Not eating foods or drinks containing folic acid will aggravate the condition. In addition, patients can eat more whole grains to help supplement the body's nutrition. Patients are not allowed to smoke or drink, and they should not come into contact with chemical items to prevent the condition from worsening. When patients have bladder cancer, they must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Even items such as tobacco and alcohol, although occasionally there will not be more serious poisoning, can also cause more serious pain to the body. The usual precautions for bladder cancer include reducing environmental and occupational exposure, which will reduce the chance of bladder cancer.

Can B-ultrasound detect bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer can be detected by B-ultrasound, but it may not be able to make a clear diagnosis, because B-ultrasound can see the size and shape of the mass, whether the border is clear, and whether the shape of the tumor is regular, but it cannot see whether there is blood flow inside, so color ultrasound examination is also needed. In normal times, you must pay attention to a low-salt and low-fat diet, and you must pay attention to a light diet and maintain good living habits and eating habits, which can reduce the incidence of cancer. The most important clinical manifestation of bladder cancer is hematuria, but it may not be diagnosed by B-ultrasound alone.