Ayurvedic Treatment for Bladder Cancer | DSRC

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Title: Ayurvedic Treatment for Bladder Cancer | DSRC


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Ayurvedic Treatment for Bladder Cancer DSRC
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What is bladder cancer? Urinary bladder is an
important organ of our excretory system and an
essential part of urinary tract. The healthy
bladder lining is called urothelium and when the
cells of bladder lining starts  growing
abnormally in an uncontrolled and
dys-synchronized manner forming a malignant mass
then it is named as bladder cancer. Almost 90 of
the bladder cancers are urothelial carcinoma
which are also called as Transitional cell
carcinoma or TCC. Squamous cell carcinoma and
Adenocarcinoma are two other varieties which
accounts for less than 5 of the bladder cancers.
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What are the symptoms of bladder cancer? Common
symptom is the haematuria ie. blood in urine. It
may not be regular or the blood may not be
evident as it may appear all of a sudden and go
on its own. Sometimes it may come as brownish
urine. Some of the less common symptoms include
the presentation of  UTI like frequent urge of
urination, burning urine, pelvic pain etc.
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  • Differential diagnosis
  • Having blood in urine is not confirmatory for
    bladder cancer. Other conditions when you may
    have blood in urine are
  • Urinary tract infection
  • Kidney infection or kidney stones
  • Prostate pathology in males
  • STDs etc

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  • What are the causes/ risk Factors for bladder
    cancer
  • Previous history of chemotherapy or radiotherapy
    exposure to areas near to urinary bladder like
    colon, uterus, cervix or rectal area.
  • Repeated or long term urinary tract infections
    and chronic renal, urethral or bladder stones.
  • Chronic patient and under treatment for type-2
    diabetes mellitus for prolonged period.
  • Certain occupational hazards like working in
    plastic, rubber, dyes manufacturing companies and
    regular exposure to petrol or diesel fumes.
  • Heavy and chronic smokers
  • - Increased BMI and abdominal obesity.

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