What are the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer in women

Bladder cancer is a common tumor disease of the urinary system. This disease is generally a malignant tumor. If the patient fails to receive timely treatment after the onset of the disease, the disease can quickly develop into an advanced stage. Once the disease reaches an advanced stage, not only will the symptoms be more obvious, but the treatment will also be difficult. At this time, the disease is also extremely harmful to the patient's body. So what are the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer in women?

1. Women will have hematuria symptoms after suffering from advanced bladder cancer. This symptom is also the most common. Generally, when the patient develops into the late stage, the hematuria can be seen with the naked eye, and it is whole-course hematuria. Only a few patients have terminal hematuria. Due to the diversity of hematuria, it is easy to be misdiagnosed or delayed in diagnosis. Therefore, patients should pay special attention after the onset of hematuria.

2. Women with advanced bladder cancer may also have symptoms of infection. This symptom is also more obvious in the late stage. For example, if the patient's bladder cancer cells have been complicated by urinary tract infection, then the patient will have symptoms of urinary tract irritation, such as frequent urination, urgency and difficulty urinating. Severe patients may also experience pain when urinating, which is also quite common.

3. When women suffer from advanced bladder cancer, when the patient's tumor has infiltrated the ureteral orifice or grows at the ureteral orifice, it will cause ureteral dilatation. Severe patients will also have symptoms of hydronephrosis and enlarged kidney size. Moreover, when bladder cancer metastasizes to the liver, lungs or bones, the patient will also have corresponding symptoms, making treatment more difficult.

After understanding the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer in women through the above content, you should know that once the disease develops into the late stage, it will not only cause great harm to the patient's body, but also increase the difficulty of treatment. Therefore, women should pay more attention to their body changes in normal times. Once abnormalities are found, they should be diagnosed in time, so as to facilitate timely detection and treatment of the disease.