bladder cancer
Cancer whose frequency increases who
is more in smokers.
At present, the relationship between
smoking and bladder cancer is shown.
SYMPTOMS
This can be a HEMATURIA (urine is
bloody - qv) which opens the scene, but often no sign is obvious and it is the
systematic search for small microscopic bleeding that will alarm.
The systematic search for these
microscopic hematuria should be exercised in men over age 60, especially if
they are smokers (this research is easy, it is by dipping a special strip in
the urine).
The frequency of bladder cancer
increases in women smokers in particular.
When searching for that microscopic
hematuria is positive, cystoscopy will prevail (the endoscopic research) to
find the cause of the blood in the urine.
TREATMENT
It will in general surgery.
IMPORTANT REMINDER
LOSS OF BLOOD IN URINE MUST SEE
QUICKLY.
- AFTER 60 YEARS, THE SEARCH (STRIP
BY REACTIVE) LOSS OF MICROSCOPIC BLOOD MUST BE EACH YEAR.
- THE BLADDER CANCER INCREASES
SIGNIFICANTLY EACH YEAR TO WOMEN WHO SMOKE.
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