Can CT detect bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer can be detected by CT. Regarding your question about whether CT can detect early bladder cancer, it can usually detect some abnormal conditions of the bladder. If a B-ultrasound examination is performed, it will be more accurate. When using the bladder meridian examination, a biopsy can also be taken for pathological diagnosis, which can play a good role in the subsequent treatment plan. For small tumors, CT examinations cannot determine 100% whether it is a malignant tumor or a benign tumor. If a CT examination is performed, it can determine whether there is a tumor.

Will bladder cancer cause fever and anorexia?

This is clinically possible. Bladder cancer may cause urinary tract infection and pyelonephritis, which may cause fever. If it is a severe infection, it may induce gastrointestinal symptoms and anorexia. Early bladder cancer generally does not cause fever, but late-stage bladder cancer patients may have fever, mainly low-grade fever, that is, cancer fever. Fever after bladder cancer surgery is a common problem, and there are many reasons.

What is the most important diagnostic method for bladder cancer?

First of all, bladder cancer must be checked through urine. This is the simplest way to check bladder cancer. It can detect the causes of bladder cancer and the symptoms of luminous cancer. It can also be checked through B-ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, and CT. CT has a clear display of the depth range of the tumor. The most important diagnostic methods for bladder cancer include routine urine examination, urine exfoliated cytology, urine tumor markers, abdominal and pelvic B-ultrasound examinations, etc. Cystoscopy can directly observe the location, size, number, shape, whether there is a pedicle, and whether the base is wide, and can preliminarily estimate the degree of base infiltration.