Bladder cancer risk factors, warning signs, diagnosis and treatment

UF Health Jacksonville urologist Mark Bandyk, MD, discusses the risk factors, warning signs, diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer. UF Health Urology - Jacksonville combines exceptional care and the resources of an academic health center to help improve the quality of our patients’ lives. Our specialists are experts in diagnosing and treating a variety of urological conditions, including adult male and female general urology, erectile dysfunction services, genitourinary oncology, vasectomy and more.
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[@KCCardCo]

Music makes it too hard to hear.

[@shgnamaste7730]

0:52 ... I live with someone who smoked for approx 45 years. He also has been diagnosed with alcohol dependence (addiction). I think it would be helpful if patients who smoke are referred to mental health evaluations as well. Going to a mental health provider could help them address emotional issues, including the emotional impact of having cancer. Smoking came prior to the formation of the cancer so that'll be something for the patients to consider.

[@cathietonkin5577]

Thank you Dr.!!!! Diagnosed with blood in the urine! Waiting for a follow up appt. for a sonogram!

[@ellaelliott4415]

How much blood? I have trace amounts

[@kayt9576]

When incontinent and blood in urine with painful urination, is putting in folley through belly best option for easing painful urination. Ehat is best treatment?

[@Gurdev.Singh185]

Is it safe to remove bladder at age of 70 years female??
Please reply, if yes then is there any side effect?? Is patient can walk after removal of bladder?
Is patient safe from Paralysed after bladder removal, not paralysed till date
Please answer.

[@leaky4230]

? You cant remove someone’s bladder without them most likely dieing what do you mean?

[@user-ue3em8bw7e]

Why no anawers?

[@Gurdev.Singh185]

I am seeking doctor's professional advice and would appreciate it if responses were limited to medical experts. I understand the risks involved and prefer guidance directly from a qualified professional. Thank you

[@alesharshth]

​@@Gurdev.Singh185 hi, what decision did you take? What was your mother diagnosed with? I am also seeking help.

[@Gurdev.Singh185]

Just take advice professional oncologist, they plan further diagnose like chemotherapy or radiations, after then same tests repeated for further diagnose

[@kayt9576]

Volume too low to hear a damn thing.

[@yvonnemarie57]

Wrong

[@billycausgrove9657]

You're deaf

[@Natureluvr1987]

U need to turn your volume up then