6.2 cm tumor in bladder

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Asked for Female, 56 Years

6.2 cm tumor in bladder , painless bleeding with urin for 4-5 days. Is it can be cansur ? Is operation needed for this ?

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Dr. Chauhan Vinod Kumar

Urologist 2 yrs exp Anantapur

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More chances of cancer... Operation will be needed..but which procedure.. Depends upon further investigations

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urgent urologist consult..

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Dr. Jamal Akhtar Azmi

Urologist 15 yrs exp Mumbai

Require diagnosis CT UROGRAPHY Cystoscopy+TURBT Further management depends on histology

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Dr. Krishna Vijaykumar Patil

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 10 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Yes this can be Cancerous growth

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Immediately visit Urologist

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