Symptoms before death from advanced bladder cancer

Since many people do not understand the symptoms of bladder cancer and do not pay attention to their own health conditions, they do not go to the hospital for treatment in the early stages of the disease, which leads to the aggravation of the disease. If bladder cancer is treated in the late stages, the possibility of cure is almost zero. So, in the late stages, what are the symptoms of bladder cancer before death?

About 90% of bladder cancer patients have hematuria as the initial clinical manifestation, which is usually painless, intermittent, visible throughout the whole process, and sometimes microscopic hematuria. Hematuria may occur only once or last for 1 to several days, and may subside or stop on its own. Sometimes the coincidence of taking medication and hematuria stopping on its own often gives patients the illusion of "recovery". Some patients may have hematuria again after a certain period of time. The staining of hematuria ranges from light red to dark brown, often dark red, and some patients describe it as meat washing water or tea water. The amount of bleeding and the duration of hematuria are not necessarily proportional to the malignancy, size, range and number of the tumor.