What are the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer? Four symptoms of advanced bladder cancer endanger life and health

Bladder cancer refers to a malignant tumor that occurs on the bladder mucosa. The current incidence of bladder cancer is very high. Bladder cancer has the highest incidence among malignant tumors of the genitourinary system, and we must all pay attention to it. Bladder cancer can occur at any age, especially in the middle-aged and elderly, who are at high risk, and the probability of men suffering from bladder cancer is higher than that of women. We must all pay attention to the prevention of bladder cancer. At the same time, each of us should be aware of the symptoms of bladder cancer. Only in this way can we detect the disease as early as possible and treat the disease as early as possible. So, what are the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer? The four symptoms of advanced bladder cancer endanger life and health? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue.

Bladder tumor is the most common malignant tumor in the urinary system. The symptoms of bladder cancer are very many, mainly including:

First, most patients will experience dysuria after bladder cancer occurs. This is because the tumor lesions of bladder cancer appear in the bladder neck or in the blood clots, which will cause dysuria, urinary obstruction and even urinary retention in bladder cancer patients.

Second, bladder cancer patients will also have hematuria symptoms. The hematuria symptoms of bladder cancer patients can be divided into two types, one is painless macroscopic hematuria, and the other is microscopic hematuria.

Third, bladder cancer can cause bladder irritation symptoms. We all know that when bladder cancer occurs, if the patient is accompanied by infection, then the bladder cancer patient will have symptoms of urethral irritation in the bladder triangle, accompanied by symptoms such as urgency and frequency of urination.

Fourth, after bladder cancer occurs, patients may experience symptoms of upper urinary tract obstruction, especially when bladder cancer infiltrates to the ureteral orifice, which can also cause patients to experience symptoms such as fever, back pain, and waist soreness.

The above is our detailed introduction to the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer and the four symptoms of advanced bladder cancer that endanger life and health. When bladder cancer reaches the late stage, many symptoms will appear. We must all be vigilant. If similar symptoms occur in life, we must always pay attention, otherwise it will be difficult to detect the existence of the disease.