Bladder cancer: early detection is critical

Article Abstract:

Smoking is the leading cause of bladder cancer, where cancer-causing chemicals collect in the urine, become concentrated and damage the lining of the bladder. Industrial chemicals and chronic bladder inflammation are also contributors to the disease. Blood in the urine may be the first warning sign. Treatment varies depending upon the progression of the disease and include surgery, immunotherapy, chemotherapy and radiation.

Prevention, Bladder diseases

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Alcohol withdrawal: Making a safe, clean break

Article Abstract:

Sudden withdrawal of alcohol consumption can result in severe withdrawal symptoms like insomnia, vivid dreams, anxiety, unsettled mood, agitation, tremors, vomiting, and headaches. The process of systematically handling the situation in consultation with a doctor is described.

Causes of, Risk factors, Vomiting, Insomnia, Drug withdrawal symptoms, Substance withdrawal syndrome

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Bladder cancer: Treatments improving

Article Abstract:

Different kinds of bladder cancer classified in to superficial, invasive and metastatic stages are described. The treatments available are removal of tumor, chemotherapy throughout the body, partial bladder removal, full bladder removal and radiation.

Methods, Chemotherapy

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