1, there are no special taboos in diet. Try not to eat spicy and greasy food, light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat fresh water fish and shrimp to strengthen nutrition.

2, maintenance to avoid fatigue, more rest, proper exercise, feel tired after exercise.

3. I don't know the postoperative pathology and tumor staging. If there is systemic metastasis, it is appropriate to do systemic chemotherapy, and you can go to the local oncology department for treatment.

First of all, early detection of bladder cancer is not life-threatening as long as there is no metastasis, so don't worry too much.

Secondly, bladder cancer is difficult to treat and easy to recur. Comprehensive treatment is often used in clinic, that is, transurethral resection of bladder tumor and postoperative bladder perfusion chemotherapy.

Thirdly, we should follow up regularly and pay attention to reexamination. As long as you pay attention to recheck and prevent transfer, it will not endanger your life.

Therefore, this disease is actually not terrible, but very troublesome, because patients often need bladder perfusion chemotherapy and surgery after recurrence.

Bladder cancer, like other cancers, is mainly treated by surgery. According to the size of the tumor, the treatment methods are different during the operation. If the tumor is very small, and it is only in the mucosal layer and has not metastasized to the deep or periphery of the bladder, it can be directly removed or cauterized through the urethra without surgery, but it should be checked frequently after treatment.

If tumor cells have infiltrated into bladder muscles, part or the whole bladder can be removed. After complete cystectomy, it is necessary to make another "bladder" in order not to affect the quality of life. Generally, a section of ileum is cut from the patient to make bladder, and the ureter is connected with it, and then an opening is made in the abdomen to urinate.

Bladder cancer patients are prone to relapse after operation, but they can still be cured after timely treatment. Therefore, patients with bladder cancer should be examined frequently after operation, and once they recur, they can be found as soon as possible. Generally, cystoscopy should be done every three months.

The above is for reference only. Please go to the hospital to consult a doctor and make a diagnosis and treatment according to everyone's situation!