Common bladder cancer symptoms

The human urinary system is also prone to cancer, and bladder cancer is one of them. Many people's physiological needs are affected to a certain extent after suffering from bladder cancer. Next, let's take a look at the symptoms of bladder cancer .

1. Most bladder cancer symptoms start with painless macroscopic hematuria or microscopic hematuria. Bladder cancer patients often present with intermittent or full-time hematuria, and sometimes the symptoms of bladder cancer may be accompanied by blood clots. However, the amount of bleeding and the duration of hematuria are related to the malignancy, size, range and number of the tumor. But sometimes when macroscopic hematuria occurs, the bladder cancer tumor is already very large or in the late stage; sometimes a very small bladder cancer tumor may also cause a lot of hematuria.

2. In fact, there are many symptoms of bladder tumors. Since hematuria is intermittent, it is easy for bladder cancer patients to ignore it when it stops, and mistakenly believe that the disease has disappeared without further examination. When bladder cancer patients only show microscopic hematuria, it is not discovered because there are no other symptoms, and it will not attract attention until macroscopic hematuria appears. If bladder cancer is accompanied by infection, or the lesion is in the bladder trigone, urinary tract irritation symptoms may appear earlier. In addition, bladder irritation symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency may indicate bladder cancer.

The above is a detailed description of the symptoms of bladder cancer. I hope it can help everyone understand the knowledge of bladder cancer and cure bladder cancer in time. If you have other questions about bladder cancer, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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