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Bladder Cancer
A drop of blood noticed in urine is a life-saving sign
Bladder cancer is a malignancy that develops in the cells lining the inner lining of the bladder, known as the urinary bladder. is a benign tumor. It is more common in men and the earliest warning sign is usually painless urine is bleeding. Bladder cancer diagnosed at an early stage is highly treatable and the patient quality of life can be preserved.
Bladder Cancer Symptoms
Painless blood in the urine (hematuria ) - the most common symptom
Frequent urination
Sudden feeling of tightness
Burning or pain when urinating
Feeling of incomplete ejaculation
Abdominal, groin or lower back pain in advanced stages
Risk Factors
Smoking (the strongest risk factor)
Long-term work in paint, rubber, textile and chemical industries
Chronic bladder infections
Long-term catheter use
History of radiotherapy (pelvic region)
Male gender and advanced age
Diagnosis Process
- Urinalysis and urine cytology: Detection of abnormal cells
- Cystoscopy: Biopsy of suspicious areas by looking into the bladder with a camera
- CT urography / MRI: Evaluation of tumor location and spread
- Pathological examination: Tumor type (superficial or invasive) and grade are determined
Bladder Cancer Types
- Superficial (non-invasive) bladder cancer: Only on the lining of the bladder, usually well is navigable
- Invasive bladder cancer: Has spread to deeper layers of the bladder wall
- Tumor involving the muscle layer: more aggressive course and requires radical treatment
Treatment Methods
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- - Pre-assessment with report submission
- - Personalized planning of the treatment process after diagnosis
- - Integrated monitoring of surgery, oncology and urology teams
- - Accommodation, transfer, escort support
- - Remote follow-up and counseling support after surgery
A small change in your urine can be a great opportunity for early diagnosis.
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