Bladder Cancer Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
Bladder cancer usually shows up early as painless blood in the urine – sometimes only once. Smoking is the biggest risk factor. Most bladder cancers are found while still on the inner lining, when a telescopic operation (TURBT) can remove them without a cut. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, urologist Dr. Anil Jangid evaluates blood in urine with cystoscopy and scans, removes bladder tumours and plans regular follow-up.
Understanding the Condition
Why Bladder Cancer Needs Follow-up
Bladder tumours grow from the inner lining of the bladder. Many are superficial and can be removed completely through the urine passage, but they tend to come back, so regular cystoscopy check-ups are an important part of treatment. Tumours that grow deeper into the bladder wall need more extensive treatment.
Risk Factors
- Smoking and tobacco – the biggest risk
- Long exposure to chemicals and dyes
- Age above 50
- Long-term catheter use or repeated bladder infections
- Previous radiation to the pelvis
Treatment Options
Bladder Cancer Treatment
Remove the tumour, then keep watch. Learn about Uro Oncology at Pluto.
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Cystoscopy
Camera test of the bladder to find the tumour.
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TURBT
Telescopic removal of the bladder tumour, no cut on the abdomen.
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Bladder Medicines
Medicines placed in the bladder to prevent recurrence, as advised.
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Regular Follow-up
Repeat cystoscopy at planned intervals.
- Blood in urine, even once
- Clots in urine or difficulty passing urine
- Burning or frequency that does not settle
- A bladder mass on a scan
Treating Doctor
Best Doctor for Bladder Cancer Treatment in Himatnagar
Dr. Anil Jangid
MBBS, MS, MCh (Urology) · Urologist
Dr. Anil Jangid evaluates blood in urine with cystoscopy, removes bladder tumours by TURBT and plans follow-up and further care.
OPD: Mon – Sat · 10 AM – 1 PM
Common Questions
Bladder Cancer FAQs
Is blood in urine a sign of bladder cancer?
It can be. Painless blood in urine is the most common sign, but stones and infection are more common causes. It should always be checked.
What is TURBT?
A telescopic operation through the urine passage to remove a bladder tumour, without any cut on the abdomen.
Can bladder cancer come back?
Yes, it often recurs, which is why regular cystoscopy follow-up is important.
Is bladder cancer curable?
Early bladder cancer limited to the lining is very treatable. Deeper tumours need more extensive treatment.
Does quitting smoking help?
Yes. Stopping smoking lowers the risk of bladder cancer and of it coming back.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Bladder Cancer
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- Consultation with Dr. Anil Jangid
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care