It is good to know the early symptoms of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common disease. Bladder cancer must be detected and treated early. So what are the early symptoms of bladder cancer? Knowing this is helpful for early detection of bladder cancer. Here, experts will introduce the early symptoms of bladder cancer to you.

About 75% to 78% of patients with early symptoms of bladder cancer suffer from hematuria, which is mostly painless or intermittent and sometimes stops on its own. But one thing must be noted, some of this hematuria can be detected with the naked eye, but most of it cannot be detected with the naked eye and must be detected through routine urine tests.

Many bladder cancer patients also experience bladder irritation symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain in the early stages of cancer. If the tumor ruptures, is infected, and the bladder muscles spasm, the early symptoms of bladder cancer and bladder irritation will be more obvious. It may also be accompanied by chills and fever.

Early symptoms of bladder cancer If the tumor invades widely and deeply, pain may occur, which is aggravated by bladder contraction and urine retention. If the tumor is located at the bladder neck, it may cause urethral obstruction and even urinary retention. If the tumor invades the urethral orifice, hydronephrosis and ascending infection may occur. In severe cases, it may cause sepsis and uremia, and cachexia may occur in the late stage.

The above content is a brief introduction to the early symptoms of bladder cancer. Experts remind that early detection and early treatment of bladder cancer are the fundamental way to maintain health.