Treatment after bladder tumor surgery

There is still no definite answer to the incidence of bladder tumors, but it is related to the patient's genetic factors. In recent years, the incidence of bladder tumors has increased year by year. Early treatment of bladder tumors may be cured. Postoperative treatment and health care for bladder tumors are also particularly important. In addition, regular check-ups are required after bladder tumor surgery. Let's take a look at it together.

1. Regular review

1. Regular bladder instillation: within 24 hours or 1-2 weeks after surgery, if there is no bladder irritation and urinary tract infection, and the urine routine examination is normal, start instillation. Do not drink a lot of water or infuse before instillation. You can instill (pirorubicin 30-40mg + 5% GS40-50ml; or mitomycin 20mg + NS30ml, etc.). Before each instillation, empty the bladder, disinfect the urethral opening with iodine, insert the F14 disposable catheter, inject all the liquid (pirorubicin 30mg + 5% GS30-40ml), and inject 10ml5% GS, and inject all the liquid in the catheter into the bladder. After clamping the catheter, remove the catheter. Take the four positions of left lateral decubitus, right lateral decubitus, prone position, and supine position for 10-15 minutes each, and drain the liquid after 1-2 hours. Once a week, a total of 4-8 times; once a month thereafter, a total of 1-2 years.

2. Regular cystoscopy: review cystoscopy every 3 months within one year; review cystoscopy every 4 months after one year.

2. Prevention in daily life

1. Pay attention to diet, lead a regular life, drink more tea, or drink Ganoderma lucidum. Most cancer patients have acidic constitutions. Eat less meat, pickled and smoked food, peppers, peppers, and moldy food. Eat more alkaline foods such as vegetables and fruits to balance the acid-base balance in the body. Quit smoking and drinking, and maintain a good attitude.

2. Drink more water. Apart from genetic factors, if you can drink 2000ML of boiled water a day, you can basically prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer. Drinking water is the most effective way to prevent bladder cancer.

3. Pay attention to your urination at all times. If you experience any abnormalities such as hematuria, difficulty defecating, back pain, or lower abdominal pain, seek medical attention immediately.

We should not only pay attention to dietary issues, but also pay attention to the patient's mental state, provide psychological care, help patients relieve tension, fear, disappointment and other negative mental states, guide them to forget the disease, feel good, and avoid recurrence of the disease. In fact, hygienic cleaning fluid is very important. Patients should keep the perineum, especially the urethral acetabulum, clean to prevent infection. I believe these can help patients recover soon and achieve twice the result with half the effort.