What to do if you have blood in your urine in the late stage of bladder cancer?

Patients with advanced bladder cancer often have hematuria. This may be due to tumor stimulation or bleeding from mucosal damage. In this case, active hemostasis treatment is needed to find out the cause and see if minimally invasive surgery or other treatment methods are possible. If hematuria is a symptom of advanced bladder cancer, it is best to take surgery first. The tumor should be removed surgically to improve the hematuria symptom. At the same time, infusion chemotherapy is needed to improve the symptoms of the body.

How long will it take before I can return to work after bladder tumor surgery?

Since this surgery does not involve the loss of human organs and the restriction of human physiological functions, normal activities can be carried out, but regular bladder maintenance chemotherapy should be carried out after surgery. It is not recommended to do physical labor immediately after bladder cancer surgery, because the removal of bladder tumors is now basically carried out through transurethral bladder tumor resection. If the body does not feel particularly uncomfortable and the examination indicators are normal, then appropriate mental work and light physical work are no problem.

What tests do bladder cancer patients need to undergo during follow-up examinations?

The follow-up after bladder cancer surgery usually includes cystoscopy, B-ultrasound, etc. You can also consult the attending physician for details. CT of the pelvic area is especially suitable for patients who have already had tumor muscle invasion. It can understand whether the tumor has spread outside the bladder and the surrounding lymph node metastasis. There are two most important examinations in the follow-up of bladder cancer patients: one is cystoscopy.