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Bladder cancer! By Shamier Daniels. it is a disease in which abnormal cells multiply...

How does it grow? It depend on what type of bladder cancer you have superficial bladder cancer-Tends to stay on the bladder wall and not grow into it. Invastive bladder cancer tends to grow deep into the bladder wall it may grow through it and into the pelvis.

What cause it? Cancers can be caused by DNA mutations (defects) that activate (turn on) oncogenes or inactivate (turn off) tumor suppressor genes.

How is it treated? People with bladder cancer have many treatment options they may have surgery radiation therapy chemotherapy or biological some patients get a combination of therapies

Who does it affect the most? The chance of a man having this cancer is about 1in27 for women it is 1in85.Men have for times higher incidence of bladder cancer than a women.

How is it diagnosed? A drfinitive diagnosis of bladder cancer can only be made by examining bladder tissue which is performed by a pathologist.

How does it affect a person? By drinking alcohol is how it affected a person.

How is it prevented? Bladder Cancer cannot be prevented, But you may be able to reduce your risk factors for developing it.

Where I found my information! Google.com Yahoo.com Ask.com And more!