What to do if bladder cancer metastasizes to prostate cancer

It may cause prostate cancer, but it will not cause bladder cancer. The prostate and bladder are different organs. According to your current description, the main difference between prostate cancer and bladder cancer is that the lesions are located in different places. Bladder cancer can occur in both men and women, while prostate cancer is a tumor specific to men.

How long after minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer can I do strenuous exercise?

I am glad to serve you. I have seen your question. According to your description, after minimally invasive surgery for bladder cancer, you need a three-month recovery period before you can do strenuous exercise. Strenuous exercise requires a three-month recovery period. You should pay attention to increasing exercise and proceed step by step. If it is after bladder cancer surgery, you need reasonable care. Later, as your body recovers, it is recommended to do some gentler activities, such as slow walking, etc., and your body also needs to be reasonably adjusted. Under normal circumstances, you can exercise again after one month.

How long does it take for bladder cancer to recur after surgery?

The survival time after bladder cancer surgery depends on the progression of the tumor and the specific surgical method. In non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer, the main risk after surgery is recurrence. 10%-67% of patients will relapse within 12 months after surgery, and 24%-84% of patients will relapse within five years after surgery, mainly ectopic recurrence. Therefore, local intravesical chemotherapy combined with surgery can greatly reduce the recurrence caused by tumor dissemination. Bladder cancer is a tumor that is prone to recurrence. If it is early-stage non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer, its recurrence rate can fluctuate between 20% and 70% depending on the malignancy of the tumor. The survival time of bladder cancer patients after surgery depends on whether the bladder cancer is in the early, middle or late stages, and also depends on the malignancy of the bladder cancer.