What diseases are associated with bladder cancer

There are many complications of total bladder cancer resection: early complications include postoperative infection, bleeding, lymphatic fistula, delayed wound healing, and intestinal obstruction caused by poor intestinal anastomosis in the short term after surgery. Because it involves urinary diversion, intestinal interference is relatively large, and some complications of intestinal obstruction are more common recently, including urinary fistula, lymphatic fistula, etc. There are many long-term side effects. Complications of bladder cancer include complications after bladder cancer surgery.

Can mid-to-late stage bladder cancer be cured?

Bladder cancer is a common urinary system cancer. If you want to know whether you are in the early stage or in the process, you must go to the hospital outpatient clinic for examination. You cannot judge whether it is in the early stage or in the process. If it is in the early stage, you must go to the hospital outpatient clinic in time and choose further surgery to choose improvement. If it is in the early stage, early detection and early treatment are relatively good for the later recovery of the body in a certain period. The early development of bladder cancer depends on the tumor stage, the degree of malignancy, and whether it is treated in time. Generally speaking, in the middle and late stages, choosing local radiotherapy and systemic chemotherapy can relieve the disease.

What are the symptoms of bone metastasis after bladder cancer surgery?

Bladder cancer is a common urinary tumor in my country. The main clinical symptoms are intermittent or painless hematuria, bone metastasis of bladder cancer, early systemic bone acid swelling and pain, tumor destruction of osteoblasts and bones, pain that can gradually increase, and some patients may also have pathological fractures such as femoral neck fractures and sternal rib fractures. After bladder cancer surgery, bone metastasis occurs, and patients are prone to bone and joint pain or swelling, which usually increases at night and is not necessarily related to activity. The pain may be a constant dull pain, or it may only be felt under pressure.