What to do if you can't urinate due to bladder cancer

There are two situations in which bladder cancer makes it impossible to urinate. One is that the tumor is in the early stage, but it grows around the bladder neck, blocking the urethral opening, causing difficulty in urination, or even acute urinary retention. This only requires a clear diagnosis and timely surgical treatment to solve the problem of urethral obstruction. Bladder cancer cannot urinate normally, which may be related to the bladder tumor compressing the urethral opening, or infection caused by drinking less water. These are some common symptoms of bladder cancer. If the patient has no urine in the color Doppler ultrasound examination, it means that the patient may have renal failure and needs to do a renal function test to further understand the progress of renal function.

What are the instilled drugs after bladder cancer surgery?

The drugs commonly used for intravesical chemotherapy after bladder cancer surgery include pirarubicin, epirubicin, doxorubicin, hydroxycamptothecin, mitomycin, gemcitabine, etc. The effect of intravesical chemotherapy is related to the pH value of urine, the duration of action of chemotherapy drugs, the dosage of chemotherapy drugs and the concentration of chemical drugs. The concentration of chemotherapy drugs is more important than the duration of action of chemotherapy drugs. Generally, it is retained for 0.5-2 hours after being instilled into the bladder through a catheter. BCG infusion cannot be performed immediately after surgery. It should be performed two weeks after surgery when hematuria disappears and the wound heals. The infusion method is also once a week for a total of 12 times, then twice a week for a total of 6 times, and then once a month for a total of 6 times. The whole process is also one year. After bladder cancer surgery, infusion drugs are divided into two major categories.

Can bladder cancer be cured in its early stages?

While bladder cancer patients are receiving treatment for the disease, they also need to do a good job of their own life management and care from different perspectives. This is because for this disease, patients should pay attention to their diet and drink more water to increase the flushing effect of urine on the urethra, so as not to let the urethra get infected. In addition, for the patients themselves, we also need to realize that this disease requires patients to maintain healthy eating habits and actively deal with the disease. Bladder cancer patients do not have very obvious symptoms in the early stage, but in the later stage, patients will find hematuria in the right eye, and will also find local pain and swelling and other symptoms, but these symptoms are very easy to be with other urinary diseases are rare, so many people do not pay special attention, often missed the best time for treatment. During the treatment period, early bladder cancer patients must develop good living habits, quit smoking and limit alcohol. Tobacco and alcohol are acidic substances. People who smoke and drink for a long time are very likely to cause acidic constitution. In addition, do not eat too much salty and spicy food and maintain a good mental state.