Bladder Cancer Specialists in Ignou, Delhi

Is blood in the urine always a sign of bladder cancer?

No, it has many possible causes including infection or kidney stones, but painless blood in the urine should always be promptly evaluated to rule out bladder cancer.

Does smoking really increase the risk this much?

Yes, smoking is the single largest risk factor for bladder cancer, responsible for a substantial share of all cases.

Will I need my bladder removed?

Only more advanced, muscle-invasive cancers typically require partial or complete bladder removal; superficial tumours are often treated with less invasive procedures.

Why do I need repeated cystoscopies after treatment?

Bladder cancer has a notable tendency to recur, so regular surveillance cystoscopy is essential to catch any recurrence early.

Can bladder cancer be cured?

Early-stage, superficial bladder cancer has a good prognosis with appropriate treatment and surveillance, while more advanced disease is managed with a combination of therapies aimed at controlling the cancer.