Hematuria reminds you that bladder cancer is coming and treatment of bladder cancer needs to be timely

In recent years, bladder cancer has become more and more common. The disease is seriously harmful. The patient's bladder health is seriously damaged. Hematuria is the most obvious early symptom. In severe cases, it will exist for a long time, accompanied by dysuria. For patients with severe hematuria, hemostasis treatment is particularly important. Reasonable use of some hemostatic drugs and nursing work are also required. In life, men are not as strong as we think. They can also be hurt or sick like women. For example, bladder cancer is a malignant tumor that has a great impact on men's physical health. Even the normal life of some men will be affected. I believe that many men in life also understand this. Generally speaking, the probability of men suffering from bladder cancer is about 3-4 times that of women. Therefore, men should pay attention to it. However, it is undeniable that there are still some men in life who do not know much about bladder cancer. When men suffer from bladder cancer, they are very likely to have bladder cancer hematuria, which also has a great impact on men. So the following is a specific introduction to the treatment of bladder cancer hematuria, hoping to help some people. When bladder cancer occurs, the most common symptom is hematuria. Therefore, once these symptoms occur, we must be vigilant and the treatment must be timely. The earlier the bystander discovers it and the more timely the treatment, the higher the survival rate will be. The most common treatment method is surgery. It can also be treated through traditional Chinese medicine. In addition, we must pay attention to the details of life.

Bladder cancer symptoms and signs

The early symptom of bladder cancer is hematuria. If the urine is found to be red or even contains blood clots, you must be alert, because hematuria usually occurs intermittently and without pain, so it is not easy to pay attention to it, which often delays the disease. The most common symptom of bladder cancer is hematuria that can be seen with the naked eye without any feeling. This is a unique "abnormal urination signal" of bladder cancer. Almost every bladder cancer patient will have it, and about 85% of bladder cancer patients seek medical treatment for this reason. If the patient suddenly develops symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, this indicates that it is an early stage of bladder cancer, and treatment is relatively easy at this time. Sudden urinary pain is also a symptom of bladder cancer.

What is the role of chemotherapy in bladder cancer? Is radiotherapy necessary?

Most patients with bladder cancer have lesions confined to the bladder. Radiation enteritis and radiation cystitis are the most serious complications after radiotherapy for bladder cancer, mainly manifested by symptoms such as frequent urination, dysuria, hematuria, urgency, tenesmus, and loose mucus stools. The third situation is that due to the above side effects, some patients are unable to complete radiotherapy, resulting in incomplete radiotherapy and poor treatment effect.