Is bladder cancer life-threatening?

It depends on whether your tumor is benign or malignant. If it is benign, it can be removed by surgery, but if it is malignant, it may be life-threatening, and the bladder will block the normal urinary system for a long time, which may lead to uremia or other complications, affecting the normal discharge of urine. Early detection of bladder tumors can achieve good treatment results through surgical treatment. As long as it is a malignant tumor, it will definitely endanger life.

What is the difference between kidney stones and bladder cancer?

Kidney stones can cause pain in the waist. If they enter the ureter, they can cause severe pain in the waist and abdomen, and can also cause abdominal distension. Kidney stones and bladder cancer are easy to distinguish. Kidney stones are mainly in the kidneys, while bladder cancer is mainly a mass in the bladder. This can usually be effectively distinguished by imaging-related examinations, such as color Doppler ultrasound and CT examinations. However, kidney stone pain and lumbar distension with hematuria may cause hydronephrosis.

Can bladder cancer be detected by MRI?

Bladder cancer can be diagnosed through CT or MRI, which can determine the size of the malignant tumor, the relationship between the scope and the surrounding normal tissues, etc. It can also determine whether there are swollen lymph nodes around, whether there is metastasis to the surrounding normal organs, etc., which is of great significance. At present, MRI cannot completely rule out metastasis. If it is indeed metastasis, three months is a bit long. You can only do CT in November. You can go to a hospital with fewer patients, and then take the relevant information to the current hospital for treatment. This is also a solution. Bladder cancer refers to a malignant tumor that occurs on the bladder mucosa.