Have you been having urination issues like blood in your urine or pain? These symptoms may be of bladder cancer, one of the most common cancers in the United States that affects over 68,000 people each year.
The treatment plan for a patient with bladder cancer will depend on numerous factors. A visit to an experienced oncologist or urologist will help you learn about the size and stage of the cancer, the patient’s previous treatment history, and the unique molecular makeup of the tumor before proceeding with the next course of treatment.
Dr. Mourad Abouelleil is a highly skilled urologist specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer. He is committed to giving a full spectrum of care, including minimally invasive endoscopic procedures, bladder-specific chemotherapy, and immunotherapy. The doctor is also renowned for offering advanced surgical options like cystectomy (a procedure that involves complete removal of the bladder).
Why Choose Our Urological Care Center for Bladder Cancer.
We are experienced in providing a wide variety of effective treatment options for bladder cancer, including the following:
- Chemotherapy
- Immunotherapy
- Radical cystectomy
- Tumor removal
- Urinary diversion
Mourad Abouelleil and his team are devoted to supporting you with the proficiency and empathy you need at every stage, starting from diagnosis and treatment to recovery and after that.
He employs the latest technology to find and identify urological cancers at early stages to significantly increase the chances of curing the patient.
Mourad Abouelleil, MD, known for giving advancing care, actively explores cutting-edge therapies for genitourinary cancers. He employs a bench-to-bedside approach to translate laboratory discoveries into personalized and precise treatment recommendations, ensuring his patients benefit from the latest advancements in cancer care.
Schedule a Bladder Cancer Consultation with Urologist Mourad Abouelleil,MD.
If you are feeling pain or discomfort while urinating, then schedule a consultation with Dr. Mourad Abouelleil, thereafter, his medical staff shall make all the arrangements for airlifting you from any corner of the United States to his Urological Care Center in West Palm Beach, FL.
FAQs
Q. How common is bladder cancer?
Americans have one of the most common cancers: bladder cancer. Although the condition can strike at any age, adults over 40 are the most commonly affected. This cancer affects men more than women. Reports reveal over 65,000 new cases of bladder cancer annually.
Q. What are the symptoms of bladder cancer?
The following are the most typical symptoms of bladder cancer:
- Blood in the urine
- Burning discomfort while urinating
- Increased frequency of urination
- Pain in the bladder area
- Urinary urgency
Q. How is bladder cancer treated?
Treatment for the condition begins with an assessment of your bladder cancer stage and overall hair health. Standard treatment for bladder cancer includes a combination of different therapies, including radiation or chemotherapy, combined with surgery to remove the tumor. Sometimes, doctors perform a cystectomy to remove the affected part or the entire bladder.