Bladder cancer

It’s not a gendered adversary, it’s a common foe that both men and women must contend with. Ranking among the most prevalent types of cancer, it’s a health concern that demands our attention. Lifestyle choices and environmental factors play a significant role in its occurrence, with smoking and occupational exposure being primary risk factors. Its main symptom – haematuria – is more than just a medical term; it’s a red flag that calls for immediate action. In diagnosing this condition, we rely on flexible cystoscopy, a procedure that allows us to visualize the bladder and identify any abnormalities.

Treatment strategies vary depending on the stage of the disease. For early-stage bladder cancer, endoscopic removal presents an effective option. As the disease progresses, more comprehensive measures like bladder removal may be required. But with the assistance of robotic surgery, we can perform these procedures with increased precision and less invasiveness . Bladder cancer treatment is not a one-off event, but a journey. It requires meticulous and vigorous follow-up to monitor for any signs of recurrence. We’re here to guide our patients every step of the way, offering comprehensive care that goes beyond mere treatment.