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Gender 성별 ( 암컷에게 더 잘 발병한다는 소리)
Female dogs are affected more commonly than males. Bladder cancer is more commonly found in smaller female dogs that weight 22 pounds or less.
One explanation as to why female dogs are more prone to develop bladder cancer is that female dogs do not urinate as frequently as male dogs, so they have a higher chance of being exposed to carcinogens in the urine. Another explanation is that female dogs have relatively more body fat and, unfortunately, the cancer-causing chemicals are stored and concentrated in fat.
As well, for reason unknown, neutered dogs are at a higher risk than are intact dogs.
Obesity 비만
Obesity is associated with the development of bladder tumors, especially among Scottish terriers.
If there is persistent blood in your dog's urine, take her for a complete medical check-up immediately. To diagnose bladder cancer, cytology examination of urine will be used to identify and evaluate tumor cells. Complete blood cell count (CBC) will also be used to evaluate red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
In addition, abdominal X-rays and ultrasonography will be taken to evaluate the location and extent of the bladder tumor, and to check for metastasis.
Please note that treatment of bladder cancer is rarely curative. More often than not, treatment only means controlling the cancer temporarily, relieving pain and discomfort caused by partial urinary tract obstruction, making the dog more comfortable and improving her quality of life. As mentioned above, when bladder cancer is diagnosed, usually it is already in a very advanced stage and has already metastasized to other parts of the body, such as regional lymph nodes.
Conventional treatment for canine bladder cancer may include one or a combination of the following:
Chemotherapy 화학요법
The primary treatment for most bladder tumors includes the use of traditional chemotherapy drugs such as cisplatin, carboplatin, adriamycin, and mitoxantrone. These drugs do have some effectiveness in controlling bladder tumors.
A newer approach uses a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug called piroxicam (Feldene) which has shown anti-tumor effects against transitional cell carcinoma, as well as decreasing inflammation associated with the tumor.
Remissions of six months or longer have been achieved with chemotherapy. (Read the story of a dog who is fighting bladder cancer with Feldene).
대부분의 방광 종양에 대한 1차 치료는 cisplatin, carboplatin, adriamycin, 그리고 mitoxantrone과 같은 전통적인 화학 요법 약물을 사용합니다. 이러한 마약류는 방광 종양의 일부통제에 효과가 있고. piroxicam (Feldene)라는 비 steroidal 항염증성 약물을 사용합니다.
새로운 접근은 안티 종양 세포 암종 전환에 대한 효과뿐만 아니라 종양과 연관된 염증 감소를 보이고있다
6 개월 이상의 Remissions는 화학 요법과 함께 효과가 있습니다.. (읽기 - 방광 암 싸우고있는 강아지를이야기.)
Surgery 외과
This treatment option is only possible for small masses confined to certain locations in the bladder (upper part of the bladder). Unfortunately, as mentioned above, many transitional cell carcinomas are found in the neck of the bladder, rendering surgery impossible.
이 치료 옵션은 방광의 특정 위치 (방광의 위쪽 부분)에 국한된 작은 부위에 대해서만 가능합니다. 위에서 언급한 바와 같이 많은 전환 세포 carcinomas는 수술이 불가능한데 렌더링, 방광의 입구위치에 가능합니다..
Radiation 방사능
Radiation can be used for local control of TCC growth in the bladder in some dogs. Unfortunately, radiation of the bladder can cause adverse side-effects such as fibrosis, bladder inflammation, and difficulty urinating.
Top 방사선은 강아지의 방광에서 TCC 성장의 로컬 제어에 사용될 수 있습니다.그러나 , 불행히도 방광의 방사능은 섬유증, 방광의 염증, 그리고 소변보기가 어려운 좋지 않은 부작용이 발생할 수 있습니다
Many dog parents now turn to natural remedies as an alternative or complementary treatment for canine cancer. If your dog has unfortunately been diagnosed with this terrible disease, it is worth investigating various options, including natural treatments such as herbs, homeopathic remedies, and natural supplements. These remedies may not be able to destroy TCC, they are however effective in strengthening the immune system, making the body stronger to fight against diseases such as cancer.