How to check for bladder cancer

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When I urinated a few days ago, I found blood in my urine. I thought I was coming to my aunt, so I didn't care. But my menstruation didn't come, and the blood stains were intermittent, and there seemed to be a lump in my lower abdomen. I found that it was bladder cancer. Today, let me share with you how to check for bladder cancer.

How to check for bladder cancer

First: in addition to hematuria, patients with bladder cancer will also be accompanied by chronic bladder irritation, such as low fever, night sweats, weight loss and general weakness. This systemic symptom requires acid fast bacilli in urine or cystoscopy for differential diagnosis of bladder cancer.

Second: biopsy: biopsy can accurately diagnose the type of bladder cancer tumor, and judge the depth of tumor invasion, and then further examination and treatment should be based on the biopsy results. Once diagnosed with bladder cancer, timely and effective treatment should be carried out.

Third: abdominal and pelvic CT: abdominal and pelvic CT examination is mainly applicable to patients with advanced bladder cancer, the purpose is to evaluate whether the tumor invades the bladder, but also to determine whether the bladder cancer patients have lymph node enlargement.

matters needing attention

Diet nursing plays a decisive role in the treatment of early and middle stage bladder cancer. Family members should try their best to meet their requirements, improve their quality of life from all aspects, and help them build up the courage and confidence to overcome the disease.