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What is Bladder Cancer ?
The bladder, an organ in the human excretory system, stores urine. Bladder cancer is a common form of cancer that develops in the cells and tissues of the bladder and can spread to nearby areas. While the exact cause is unclear, it often begins in the cells lining the bladder’s inner wall.
Bladder cancer is typically diagnosed early, when it is highly treatable. However, even after successful treatment, long-term follow-up is usually required to monitor for recurrence.
Staging
Staging of Cancer
Similar to other cancers, bladder cancer is staged from 0 to IV. The lower stages indicate that the cancer is confined to the inner layers of the bladder and has not spread to the bladder’s muscular wall. Stage IV indicates that the cancer has spread to the lymph nodes or distant organs.
Determining how far cancer has spread within the bladder and to nearby tissues.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer
Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal may use one or more of the following diagnostic tests to confirm your diagnosis
- Cystoscopy
- Imaging
- Cytology tests
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Treatment Options
Your treatment plan will be determined by Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal and his team of medical and radiation oncologists based on a number of factors, including your age, your health problems, the grade and stage of your cancer, etc. You’ll be given an explanation of your options. Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal and you can decide on the next step together.
Transurethral Resection (TURBT)
Removal of superficial tumors.
Radical Cystectomy
Complete removal of the bladder for invasive cancer.
Chemotherapy
Administered before or after surgery.
Immunotherapy
For advanced stages to boost the immune response.
FAQ
Patient Information
Early symptoms include blood in urine, frequent urination, pain during urination, and pelvic discomfort.
Risk factors include smoking, exposure to chemicals, chronic bladder infections, and a family history of cancer.
Bladder cancer is diagnosed through a combination of urine tests, cystoscopy, and imaging scans such as CT or MRI.
Treatments may include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or radiation therapy, depending on the cancer’s stage and type.
Avoiding smoking, reducing exposure to harmful chemicals, and staying hydrated may reduce the risk, but there is no guaranteed prevention.
Testimonial
What Clients Think
"Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal is simply outstanding! His expertise in Uro-Oncology and proficiency with robotic surgery made a challenging journey much easier. He explained every step with such clarity, making me feel confident in my treatment. I am grateful for his dedication and compassion!"
"Meeting Dr. Aggarwal was a blessing for my family. His approach to treatment in Uro-Oncology, especially using advanced robotic techniques, brought us peace of mind and fantastic results. His genuine care for his patients sets him apart. Thank you, Dr. Aggarwal!"
"I was very nervous when I learned about my diagnosis, but Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal’s guidance and reassurance made all the difference. His expertise in robotic surgery in the field of Uro-Oncology is truly remarkable. I highly recommend him to anyone seeking the best care."
"Dr. Aggarwal’s professionalism and dedication to his work are inspiring. He’s a leader in Uro-Oncology, and his knowledge of robotic surgery made my procedure smoother than I imagined. I appreciate his patience and clarity in answering my questions."
