What are the possible symptoms of bladder cancer

Oncologists say that in real life, when many bladder cancer patients go to the hospital for treatment, the disease has already developed to the middle and late stages. This is because many people do not understand the symptoms of bladder cancer and miss the best early treatment time, which is very unfavorable for treatment. So what are the symptoms of bladder cancer? Let our oncologist introduce you to it in detail.

What are the possible symptoms of bladder cancer?

About 75% to 78% of bladder cancer symptoms include hematuria, which is usually painless or intermittent and sometimes stops on its own. But one thing must be noted: some of this hematuria can be detected with the naked eye, but most cannot be detected with the naked eye and can only be detected through routine urine tests.

Many bladder cancer patients also experience bladder irritation symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain during urination in the early stages of cancer. If the tumor ruptures, is infected, and the bladder muscles spasm, the symptoms of bladder cancer and bladder irritation will become more obvious. They may also be accompanied by chills and fever.

If the tumor invades extensively and deeply, pain will occur, which will be aggravated by bladder contraction and urine retention. If the tumor is located at the bladder neck, the symptoms of bladder cancer can cause urethral obstruction and even urinary retention. If the tumor invades the urethral orifice, hydronephrosis and ascending infection will occur. In severe cases, it can cause sepsis and uremia, and cachexia may occur in the late stage.

What are the possible symptoms of bladder cancer? The above is a detailed introduction. Oncologists say that once the above symptoms appear in the body, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. Do not delay treatment due to your own carelessness, otherwise it will cause greater harm to the patient's body.