Severe bladder cancer may have symptoms of blood clots and hematuria

Bladder cancer patients mainly have systemic symptoms such as nausea and fever. The symptoms of bladder cancer have a great impact on the patient's body and life. Experts say that the symptoms of bladder cancer can be divided into many types. Let's take a look at the symptoms of bladder cancer.

1. Difficulty urinating: Bladder cancer tissue may fall off or the tumor itself or blood clots may block the internal opening of the bladder. Symptoms of bladder cancer may cause difficulty urinating in about 7% of cases, and may even cause urine retention.

2. Hematuria: It is the most common first symptom of bladder cancer. The amount of bleeding can be more or less. In severe cases, the symptoms of bladder cancer may include blood clots. About 68% of gross hematuria is full-course hematuria, and 28% is terminal hematuria, which is a symptom of bladder cancer.

3. Symptoms of upper urinary tract obstruction: When the tumor invades the ureteral orifice, the symptoms of bladder cancer will cause varying degrees of backache, back pain, fever, etc. If both sides of the ureteral orifice are invaded, symptoms of bladder cancer such as acute renal failure may occur.

4. Lower abdominal mass: Symptoms of bladder cancer are mostly glandular tumors at the top of the bladder or solid tumors of other parts of the bladder with high malignancy. Rectal (or vaginal) digital examination or dissection reveals uneven masses.

5. Symptoms of metastatic bladder cancer: The tumor extends to the pelvic cavity, retroperitoneal cavity or rectum, causing low back pain, lower abdominal pain radiating to the perineum or thigh, rectal irritation symptoms, etc. Symptoms of bladder cancer are most common with pelvic lymph node metastasis.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of bladder cancer. You must have some understanding of the symptoms of bladder cancer. It is for your reference only. If you still have questions about the symptoms of bladder cancer, please consult our online experts. I wish you a speedy recovery!

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