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Bladder Cancer – All You Need to Know!

Find in-depth information on bladder cancer including symptoms, risk factors, and its treatment options. This article is offered by Cancer Medical Review, visit http://www.kcurology.com

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Bladder Cancer – All You Need to Know!

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  1. Frequently Asked Questions: Bladder Cancer and Its Treatment Options www.kcurology.com

  2. Did you know? Bladder Cancer is the nation’s sixth most common form of cancer with more than 73,000 new cases and about 15,000 deaths each year. www.kcurology.com

  3. What is Bladder Cancer? Even though it is very common, it is one form of cancer that most people know very little about. Bladder cancer, also referred to as urothelial carcinoma, begins when the cells in the lining of the bladder start to grow out of control. www.kcurology.com

  4. What Are The Symptoms Of Bladder Cancer? The most common symptom is blood in the urine. Other symptoms include irritation when urinating, urgency, and frequency of urination. If you have any of these symptoms, go see your urological care specialist. www.kcurology.com

  5. Who Is At Risk For Bladder Cancer? The following factors increase your risk of cancer in the bladder (bladder cancer): • Cigarette Smoking — The Single Greatest Risk Factor • Exposure To Industrial Chemicals • Chemotherapy Or Radiation Therapy For Other Cancers • A High Fat Diet www.kcurology.com

  6. How Is Bladder Cancer Diagnosed? Your doctor will first perform a thorough history and physical exam. Other tests may include: • Urine Cytology • Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP) or CT Urography • Cystoscopy • Tumor Marker Tests • Flourescence in Situ Hybridization (FISH) www.kcurology.com

  7. What should I do if I suspect I may have bladder cancer? Most bladder cancers can be treated effectively with early detection. If you suspect you may have bladder cancer, it’s better to consult a physician, preferably an urologist as soon as possible. www.kcurology.com

  8. Welcome to Kansas City’s Premier Center for Urology Care Cancer Medical Review in Kansas City strive to provide you with state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment while treating each patient as an individual and a partner in his or her medical care. For More Details, Call 913.341.7985 Visitwww.kcurology.com www.kcurology.com

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