Abdominal pain of bladder cancer can be given pain relief treatment, and surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy can be given in time.
Bladder cancer belongs to malignant tumors, cancer cells can invade tissues in the bladder, and as the disease progresses, it can invade tissues around the bladder as well as lymph nodes, which can lead to the symptom of abdominal pain.
Bladder cancer patients who have abdominal pain should be given pain-relieving treatment in time, such as oral morphine tablets, or subcutaneous morphine injection if the pain is serious.
Pain-relieving treatment is symptomatic treatment, and if there are indications for surgery, early surgical resection should be performed. After surgery for bladder cancer, radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be given according to the condition to prevent recurrence of cancer cells.
Some bladder cancer abdominal pain may be accompanied by urinary tract infection, and anti-infection treatment, such as cefixime, levofloxacin and so on, should be given in time.
Specific treatment should be carried out under the guidance of doctors.