Knowing the symptoms of bladder cancer early can effectively control the disease

Knowing the symptoms of bladder cancer is a necessary condition for preventing bladder cancer. Patients often do not know the symptoms of bladder cancer , so they delay treatment again and again, causing the disease to worsen. Therefore, understanding the symptoms of bladder cancer early can help us better control the disease. Next, I will describe the symptoms of bladder cancer.

Symptoms of bladder cancer include:

1. Urinary tract irritation symptoms

This symptom may occur when the tumor occurs in the bladder trigone or when there is infection. It is reported that bladder irritation symptoms also reveal the possibility of bladder carcinoma in situ. Therefore, patients with bladder irritation symptoms who lack sufficient evidence of infection should undergo a comprehensive examination as soon as possible to rule out bladder cancer.

2. Others

If the tumor infiltrates the ureteral opening or grows at the ureteral opening, it can cause ureteral dilatation, leading to hydronephrosis and kidney enlargement. When bladder cancer metastasizes to the lungs, liver, or bones, corresponding bladder cancer symptoms may appear, such as cough, shortness of breath, abnormal liver function, pain in the liver area, or bone pain.

3. Hematuria

Hematuria is the most common symptom of bladder cancer. 94% of patients have this as the main symptom of bladder cancer. Hematuria is mostly macroscopic hematuria, followed by microscopic hematuria.

The above is a general description of the symptoms of bladder cancer. If someone finds the above symptoms of bladder cancer, they should conduct a systematic examination to make a timely diagnosis and early treatment, so that they can recover as soon as possible. I wish all patients to get rid of the troubles of the disease as soon as possible.

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