Where to treat advanced bladder cancer without recurrence

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My grandfather just finished the operation of bladder cancer recently. The doctor suggested that my grandfather should have more rest and pay more attention to the details of diet and life. But my grandfather's constipation has been frequent recently, and he has been having problems with his stool. So we went to ask the doctor again if his condition recurred. So, where to treat advanced bladder cancer without recurrence? Now I'd like to share some experience with you.

Where to treat advanced bladder cancer without recurrence

First, the treatment of bladder cancer is generally divided into two types: surgical treatment and conservative treatment. At present, most of them take surgical treatment, postoperative perfusion (retaining the bladder) or systemic chemotherapy (total cystectomy) to prevent recurrence. Conservative treatment is chemotherapy and radiotherapy in western medicine. Most of bladder cancer is transitional cell carcinoma, which is not sensitive to radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and has great side effects.

Second, palliative radiotherapy or chemotherapy can reduce the symptoms and prolong the survival time of advanced invasive carcinoma of bladder. The recurrence rate of bladder tumor is 80%. The 5-year survival rate of superficial well differentiated bladder tumors was 80% and that of poorly differentiated bladder tumors was only 40%. The 5-year survival rate of invasive tumor after total cystectomy was 16% - 48%.

Third: bladder cancer patients with physical failure, will further stimulate the increase in the recurrence rate, so it is recommended that patients in chemoradiotherapy at the same time, pay attention to improve their physical function, and pay attention to improve the side effects of chemoradiotherapy, diet can have a choice to eat more food that can enhance immunity, such as job's tears, yam, eel, turtle, oyster, also can use selenium Weikang chewable tablets do a good job of biological selenium conditioning.

matters needing attention

The number of days of radiotherapy for bladder cancer depends on the patient's condition, which is not certain. Therefore, the family members of the patients should communicate with the doctor more in the specific situation, so as to better understand the patient's condition and achieve better rehabilitation effect.