Analysis of the three major symptoms of advanced bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common disease in people's lives. It also has a great impact and harm on people. Generally speaking, it is one of the diseases that cannot be ignored. Today we are going to introduce some common late-stage symptoms of bladder cancer. I hope you can read it carefully and don't ignore any details.

One of the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer: hematuria. Bladder cancer often presents with hematuria as the first symptom. It can be visible or microscopic. Hematuria is usually painless, intermittent, and continuous, and sometimes accompanied by blood clots. The diversity of hematuria can easily lead to misdiagnosis. For example, if the hematuria is intermittent, when it stops, it is often considered that the disease has disappeared and further treatment is not given in time.

The second symptom before death in late stage bladder cancer: urinary tract irritation. Urinary tract irritation rarely occurs in early stage bladder cancer. It can appear earlier when accompanied by urinary tract infection or tumor occurs in the bladder triangle. Bladder irritation symptoms also reveal the possibility of bladder carcinoma in situ. Therefore, patients with bladder irritation who lack evidence of infection should actively undergo comprehensive examinations to make an early diagnosis.

The third symptom of death in late stage bladder cancer: other symptoms. If the tumor infiltrates the ureteral orifice or grows at the ureteral orifice, it can cause ureteral dilatation, leading to hydronephrosis and kidney enlargement. When bladder cancer metastasizes to the lungs, liver, and bones, corresponding symptoms appear, such as cough, shortness of breath, abnormal liver function, pain in the liver area, and bone pain somewhere. When bladder cancer is very serious, it can also be complicated by bladder cancer pain, severe hematuria, urinary retention, and other symptoms.

What are the three most common symptoms of advanced bladder cancer? The above content has already answered this question very well. I hope everyone can avoid any of them and actively receive treatment if they find any problems.