What to do with hematuria in late stage of bladder cancer? Introduction to specific treatments for late stage of bladder cancer

There are several possibilities for bleeding from bladder cancer. Bleeding caused by recurrence of bladder tumors. Blood clots formed by bleeding from bladder tumors block the urethra or catheter, cystostomy tube, leading to high pressure in the bladder. At this time, if a large amount of urine is released quickly after dredging, it will cause bladder pressure to drop and may also cause bleeding. Surgery is unlikely. Even if surgery is possible, it is only a palliative local resection. Clinically, the treatment of advanced patients often adopts a comprehensive method of radiotherapy and chemotherapy combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment. In order to fully combine the advantages of each treatment method, the comprehensive treatment of traditional Chinese medicine can also achieve good therapeutic effects and effectively control recurrence and metastasis. Bladder cancer is the most common malignant tumor disease in the urinary system. The current incidence of bladder cancer is very high.

Can bladder cancer be cured by radiotherapy?

Whether radiotherapy is still possible after interventional treatment of bladder cancer generally requires a specific analysis and judgment based on the patient's condition. The specific contents are as follows: For advanced invasive bladder cancer, after interventional treatment, if the tumor condition is still not suitable for radical surgical treatment, neoadjuvant radiotherapy can be used, that is, adjuvant radiotherapy before surgery to reduce the size of the tumor so as to meet the indications for surgery. Clinically benign tumors can be completely cured after surgical treatment, while malignant tumors may need to be analyzed based on the condition of the disease. If the treatment is scientific and reasonable, the survival rate of more than five years is still relatively high. Radiotherapy for bladder cancer has side effects.

What are the early symptoms of bladder cancer?

There are many things that you cannot do just because you want to. Bladder cancer patients are prone to severe hematuria. The condition is carefully discovered through microscopic observation. As the tumor continues to grow, the patient's bladder irritation symptoms will become more obvious. The patient will experience frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, etc., and severe pain will also occur. When the tumor infiltrates the muscle layer, pain symptoms may occur. When the tumor is large and affects the bladder capacity or the tumor occurs in the bladder neck, or bleeding is severe and blood clots are formed, which affect the urine flow, it can cause urination difficulties or even urinary retention. The early adverse symptoms of bladder cancer are frequent urination and urgent urination, which may also induce urinary pain.