How often is bladder cancer treated with chemotherapy

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I have bladder cancer for some time, and I have been treated in the hospital, but it has not been effective. Later, I had chemotherapy for a long time, and my body became more and more empty. Now I have a bad appetite. Today, let me talk about how often bladder cancer is treated with chemotherapy.

How often is bladder cancer treated with chemotherapy

First: how long does the postoperative chemotherapy take depends on the specific chemotherapy plan. However, chemotherapy alone has a lot of side effects. It often causes vomiting, alopecia, anorexia, leukopenia, decreased immunity and other symptoms. While killing cancer cells, it also kills a large number of normal cells. To some extent, it promotes the growth of cancer cells.

Second: the first day of the general cycle can be late. If it's Midway, ask the attending doctor. Because each chemotherapy plan is different, some drugs in some chemotherapy plans can not be interrupted in the midway, otherwise the whole chemotherapy effect will be greatly affected, and some even lead to the failure of the whole chemotherapy.

Third: the side effects of chemotherapy are big, which often cause a lot of adverse reactions. The patient is old, in fact, can not be treated with chemotherapy, and can be combined with anti-cancer traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine can reduce the side effects of chemotherapy in a short time, improve the patient's immunity, relieve clinical symptoms, and effectively control the recurrence and metastasis of tumor.

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Patients should be instructed to eat a light, digestible and nutritious diet, drink more water, and use infusion water when necessary. At the same time, biotherapy can be used, which can accurately kill residual cancer cells, improve the effect of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and effectively offset the toxic and side effects caused by radiotherapy and chemotherapy.