Is hematuria in late stage bladder cancer contagious?

Bladder cancer blood in the urine is not contagious, mainly because such diseases are not contagious. Bladder cancer blood in the urine is not contagious. It is not contagious.

What is the difference between kidney cancer and bladder cancer?

Generally speaking, a cystoscope and ultrasound examination of the urinary system can provide a clear diagnosis. If it is kidney cancer, laparoscopic nephrectomy is required as soon as possible. If it is bladder cancer, minimally invasive transurethral bladder tumor resection is currently used. For patients with hematuria, attention must be paid to whether there is a tumor, whether the tumor originates from the kidney, ureter or bladder. By performing CT plain scan plus enhancement, the kidney, ureter and bladder tumors can be effectively identified for any tumor to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment. Kidney cancer and bladder cancer are two completely different tumor sites. Kidney cancer is a tumor in the upper urinary tract, and bladder cancer is a tumor in the lower urinary tract.

What should I prepare before chemotherapy for bladder cancer?

For patients with bladder cancer, they need to prepare for relevant personal examinations before chemotherapy, such as blood routine and liver and kidney function tests to rule out whether they are intolerant to chemotherapy. In addition, they do not need to drink water before chemotherapy, and they need to empty their bladder to help chemotherapy. During chemotherapy, patients may have some side effects, such as nausea, vomiting and pain. Generally, this is normal, but if the patient can't stand it, they should be told in time that bladder cancer is a malignant tumor of the bladder and chemotherapy is an important treatment option. Before chemotherapy, the patient's general condition needs to be evaluated, such as liver and kidney function, heart function and blood routine, etc. Long-term regular review is required after chemotherapy. Generally, some relevant examinations need to be done before bladder chemotherapy to confirm whether the body is suitable for chemotherapy.