How many days of routine flushing is required after bladder cancer surgery?

Bladder irrigation after bladder cancer surgery is mainly used for patients undergoing transurethral cystectomy. The rinsing time mainly depends on the color of the rinsing solution. If there is still bleeding after surgery, or even severe bleeding, the rinsing time should be extended. Generally speaking, most patients stop bladder irrigation within 24 hours, and some patients need 2 to 3 days to stop bladder irrigation. For some bladder cancer patients who undergo laser resection, there is less bleeding after surgery, and redness may only take a few hours. Routine flushing after bladder cancer surgery is generally about one day, but some patients may need about 2-3 days. The specific time needs to be determined based on the color of the urine. Bladder irrigation after bladder cancer surgery is mainly for patients undergoing transurethral bladder cancer resection.

What is the difference between kidney stones and bladder cancer?

Stones are a benign disease, but sometimes they may block the urinary tract and hinder the discharge of urine, causing pain. Severe urinary accumulation may cause uremia or even tumors. The diagnosis can be confirmed by urinary ultrasound. However, kidney stone pain and lumbar swelling with hematuria may cause hydronephrosis. Kidney stones can cause soreness in the waist.

Can color Doppler ultrasound detect bladder cancer?

In addition to color Doppler ultrasound, urine routine examination is also an effective examination method. Urinalysis and urine concentration to find pathological cells are also the most important means of examination for bladder cancer. If there is a problem with bladder cancer, color Doppler ultrasound can detect abnormalities, but further examination with cystoscopy is required to make a judgment based on the examination results. Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor of the urinary system that originates from the bladder.