What causes bladder cancer bleeding?

Bladder cancer bleeding is mainly caused by the spread of cancer cells, affecting organs and tissues. Bladder cancer is cancer. Patients will experience symptoms such as blood in urine, urinary pain and difficulty in urination. As the tumor continues to grow, patients will feel body pain and even occasionally have unexplained bleeding. It includes both benign and malignant. Regarding the situation you mentioned, the patient is relatively old, and it has been more than a year since the bladder cancer was detected. Now there is a lot of bleeding. Although the bleeding has stopped, the patient has symptoms of coma. It is necessary to combine the current examination results to further analyze the patient's current condition.

Can bladder cancer be cured?

The overall cure rate for early-stage bladder cancer is relatively high, but if the tumor is accompanied by multiple metastases and is at a relatively late stage, it is generally incurable. After diagnosis, surgical treatment should be the first choice if there are surgical indications. After surgery, intravesical chemotherapy should be performed to reduce the chance of postoperative recurrence. The survival rate of invasive bladder cancer within 5 years after cystectomy is extremely high, and this rate is still relatively high. Therefore, whether it is invasive bladder cancer or non-invasive bladder cancer, some patients can be cured in the early stages, but this does not rule out postoperative recurrence or metastasis. The prognosis of bladder cancer should be preliminarily judged based on its specific condition. The treatment and prognosis of bladder tumors are related to the stage and grade of the tumor, the multiple lesions of the tumor, the size of the tumor and the early recurrence rate.

I had a radical cystectomy for bladder cancer two years ago.

Domestic and foreign countries tend to use the intestine to replace the "bladder". According to the plastic surgery method, a new urinary bladder is made, with the upper end connected to the ureter and the lower end directly connected to the urethra, avoiding the diversion of urine from the abdominal wall skin. Bladder cancer refers to a malignant tumor that occurs on the bladder mucosa. Two years ago, bladder cancer was treated surgically.