What examination can do to eliminate bladder cancer

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Many people with bladder cancer have bladder disease in the early stage, so patients with bladder cancer will generally take surgical resection. However, if the time is too late, anal sphincter preserving surgery may not be implemented, so patients with bladder disease should be treated as soon as possible, so as not to be more serious and more difficult to cure. This kind of disease is not to finish the operation, it is likely to be accompanied by postoperative bleeding symptoms. Now let's talk about what examination can exclude bladder cancer.

What examination can do to eliminate bladder cancer

First of all: hematuria hematuria is the most common symptom of bladder cancer, it does not have any feeling, but the naked eye can see, this is the unique "abnormal urination signal" of bladder cancer, almost all patients with bladder cancer will have similar performance, is an important basis for diagnosis.

Secondly: bladder stimulation is relatively less in early stage of bladder cancer.. If bladder cancer is associated with infection, or if the tumor is located in the triangle of the bladder, it will cause urinary tract irritation to the signs. At the same time, the patient will produce frequent micturition, urgency, pain and other bladder irritation signs, which indicates that he may have suffered from bladder cancer in situ.

Finally: dysuria some patients with bladder tumor growth volume is too large, as well as tumor growth in the bladder neck, or tumor bleeding, blood clots, resulting in long-term urinary obstruction, and then patients will have dysuria symptoms, mainly urinary flow deflection, slow flow, and even urine retention.

matters needing attention

Reducing environmental and occupational exposure may reduce the risk of urothelial cancer. Bladder cancer is still likely to relapse after resection. Regular physical examination should be carried out and timely treatment should be carried out when recurrence occurs.