Why does bladder tumor bleed?

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Bladder cancer to the advanced stage, cancer cells have been everywhere metastasis, there is no way back; But appropriate early treatment will improve the quality of life of patients. As for the complications or symptoms of bladder cancer, the most significant is painless hematuria. Painless hematuria is to urinate blood without causing pain. This is a symptom that cannot be treated symptomatically. General doctors will not specially treat this painless hematuria. But he can increase the fear of patients. Spiritual fear is the most frightening. It's just that many doctors don't realize it. Now let's learn about the bleeding of bladder tumor? It's a matter of time.

Why does bladder tumor bleed?

First: primary bladder cancer, early and mid-term is very good treatment. Advanced treatment, as long as the cancer cell metastasis before surgery, the survival rate is quite high. Now is the operation, and then use chemotherapy to prevent recurrence, is only the most commonly used treatment of Western medicine. The effect of this method is also quite obvious.

Second, because of advanced bladder cancer, cancer cells have spread to the whole body; At this time of treatment should be to improve the quality of life of patients, in order to reduce the pain of patients as much as possible, and provide the greatest help to the final life of patients. It has been reported that good nursing at ordinary times can also reduce the patient's blood in urine.

Third: after chemotherapy, it is a high incidence period of hematuria. Chemotherapy can reduce the load of tumor cells locally or in the whole body, with quick effect, but it will also bring absolute damage to some normal tissues of the body. At this time, the adverse reactions will seriously bruise the confidence of patients in anti-cancer, which is the biggest adverse reaction.

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Generally, experienced doctors will give patients some nourishing and strong colored Chinese medicine before and after chemotherapy to dilute hematuria, so as not to cause panic of patients and give patients firm confidence in fighting cancer.