Will bladder cancer cause less urine?

Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor of the urinary system, which can cause different clinical symptoms such as hematuria, urinary pain, incomplete urination, lower abdominal discomfort, etc. In the late stage, it can lead to multiple metastases. Timely detection and standardized treatment are the key. For advanced bladder cancer, it may cause dysuria, urinary tract obstruction that prevents urine from being excreted from the body, causing urine retention, manifested as oliguria, or cause upper urinary tract obstruction, affecting renal function abnormalities, causing renal failure, and causing oliguria. There are many patients with bladder cancer, and anuria or hematuria is a common symptom.

How to care after bladder cancer surgery

After bladder cancer is removed through electroresection or laser vaporization, the usual nursing care is mainly the postoperative infusion chemotherapy. We must ensure the patient's local cleanliness and minimize the formation of infection in the urethral opening. Nursing measures after bladder cancer surgery include paying attention to diet, frequently changing the variety of dishes, paying attention to the color, aroma and taste of the dishes, improving the patient's appetite, and thus enhancing the patient's physical fitness, so that the patient can better fight the disease. Keep the catheter open, perform continuous bladder irrigation, closely observe the color of the irrigation fluid, adjust the irrigation speed according to the color of the irrigation fluid, keep the pelvic negative pressure drainage unobstructed, and observe and record the color and amount of the drainage fluid;

How long does it usually take for bladder cancer to cause hematuria?

Bladder cancer hematuria is a common disease in our daily life. Especially with the growth of our country's population, people's living environment is getting worse and worse, which makes these diseases more and more vulnerable, but patients don't have to worry too much. We need to maintain a good attitude. The problem of hematuria in bladder cancer is actually a common clinical symptom, but the general interval time cannot be completely determined. Some people may have hematuria every time they urinate, and some people may have hematuria only once every few days. However, through reasonable treatment, hematuria can be controlled, and the general interval time will not be very long, but the premise is through treatment. If it is not treated, it is very likely to exist.