Is it okay to not remove bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer that is discovered early will not be life-threatening as long as it has not metastasized, so don't worry too much. For many small, multiple tumors scattered throughout the bladder, transurethral and bladder tumor resection can be performed. Generally, it is not advisable to not undergo surgical resection for bladder cancer.

What should you pay attention to in your diet for bladder cancer?

Generally, modern medicine believes that bladder cancer is related to smoking, high-fat foods and pollution, so the diet should be as light as possible, such as eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, not eating off-season foods, and eating less meat. You can eat fish, such as deep-sea fish. Various fungi have anti-cancer effects. You can eat more fungi to recuperate your body. High-protein foods are helpful for body repair. You can eat high-quality high-protein foods such as egg whites, sea cucumbers, etc. After bladder cancer surgery, the following dietary precautions should be taken: Avoid spicy and irritating foods. Most patients undergo bladder instillation treatment after surgery, which can stimulate the bladder and urethra. Eating spicy and irritating foods at this time will aggravate the symptoms; Postoperative precautions: Regular bladder instillation, treatment course: immediately after surgery.

Can I exercise after bladder cancer surgery?

Rehabilitation exercises after bladder cancer surgery are generally carried out in two periods. One is to treat urinary incontinence and functional exercises for urinary incontinence, and the other is to strive for erectile dysfunction and penis rehabilitation. These two parts are used for simultaneous rehabilitation of surgery. Rehabilitation training for urinary incontinence is more important. Urinary incontinence is more harmful. It must be achieved in about one month after surgery. Very good effects can be achieved in one year. The effect of controlling urine is also more important. Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor of the urinary system. The disease may not have any symptoms in the early stage. As the tumor progresses, gross hematuria, pain, swelling and other manifestations may occur. It depends on the specific type of surgery, which is arranged by the attending physician. In the early stage, you can move in bed to promote the recovery of gastrointestinal function.