Common examination methods of bladder cancer

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There are more and more bladder patients. Those who often hold their urine are not good for the bladder at all. After a long time, they may even cause bladder cancer. Colleague Li Ge's bladder cancer is just like this. Holding their urine for a long time is not good for the body and causes more trouble in disease treatment. Let's talk about the common examination methods for bladder cancer.

Common examination methods of bladder cancer

Method 1: routine examination: after centrifugation of urine, red blood cells were found under high-power microscope to determine the existence of hematuria. This is the only way to diagnose occult hematuria. It is simple and easy to use. This method can be used to detect early bladder cancer, and it can also be used as a routine examination item for high-risk groups of bladder cancer. Patients suspected of bladder cancer can do routine examination.

Method 2: urine exfoliated cell test: it is a simple and non-invasive examination method for bladder cancer, which is of great value in the diagnosis of bladder cancer. About 85% of bladder cancer patients have positive urine exfoliated cell test, and the results of this examination are relatively accurate.

Method 3: X-ray radiography: through the radiography, we can understand the bladder filling and the scope and depth of tumor infiltration. Combined with pyelography and ureterography, we can know whether there is hydronephrosis, ureteral infiltration and the degree of infiltration.

matters needing attention

It's better to have an examination as soon as possible if you suspect that you have bladder cancer. Don't panic after you are diagnosed with bladder cancer. The key is to make an early diagnosis, so as not to delay the opportunity of treatment. Pay attention to your diet during treatment. Don't eat spicy food, so as not to cause serious illness. Later, bladder cancer will aggravate.