Late manifestations of bladder cancer symptoms

In the late stage of bladder cancer, symptoms may include hematuria, frequent urination, bone pain, abdominal mass, etc., and you need to see a doctor as soon as possible for detailed examination and treatment.

Bladder cancer is a common urinary system tumor. Its early symptoms are usually hidden. In the late stage, cancer cells may spread to surrounding tissues and even distant organs, causing symptoms to worsen and affecting the quality of life. Most patients may ignore early signs and ultimately delay the best time for treatment.

Patients with advanced bladder cancer may experience persistent hematuria due to impaired bladder function or compression of surrounding organs by the tumor, and sometimes there are visible blood clots in the urine; reduced bladder capacity can lead to frequent urination and stinging, and the number of times you get up at night also increases significantly. If cancer cells spread to the bones, you may feel severe bone pain that is difficult to relieve; if it spreads to the abdomen or lymph nodes, you may feel a strange mass, and even cause lower limb edema, severe anemia and other problems.

To prevent symptoms from getting worse, patients are advised to consult a professional doctor as soon as possible, confirm the course of the disease through imaging examinations, cystoscopy or pathological examinations, and develop an appropriate treatment plan. Maintaining healthy lifestyle habits, avoiding high-risk factors such as smoking and exposure to industrial carcinogens, and paying attention to regular physical examinations will help detect early signs as early as possible. When the disease progresses, you should believe in scientific treatment and actively cooperate to prolong survival and improve the quality of life.