What are the symptoms of bladder cancer spreading

The incidence of bladder cancer is getting higher and higher. Bladder cancer mainly occurs in middle-aged and elderly men. It is a malignant tumor that occurs in the bladder. In the process of treating bladder cancer, if you are not careful, bladder cancer will metastasize. So what symptoms will appear when bladder cancer spreads?

When people suffer from bladder cancer and metastasis occurs, many patients will experience hematuria. In severe cases, the hematuria can be seen directly with the naked eye. If it is not serious, it is microscopic hematuria. This situation is often not accompanied by pain, but blood clots often occur, which is a more serious symptom.

When people suffer from bladder cancer and metastasis occurs, bladder irritation symptoms usually occur. This is because when the cancer tissue invades the bladder, it compresses the position of the bladder, causing serious urinary system problems. Many times, patients will experience bladder irritation symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Patients may also have difficulty urinating.

When people suffer from bladder cancer and it spreads, in addition to some symptoms in the bladder area, there will be systemic symptoms. Many patients will show severe lumbar pain, lower limb edema, anemia and weight loss. Also, the human immune system will have serious problems at this time, causing people's bodies to become extremely weak.

Bladder cancer is a very common disease. Most people have no symptoms in the early stages of bladder cancer, so when bladder cancer is discovered, it has already spread. When bladder cancer spreads, people will have severe bladder irritation symptoms and hematuria, and their bodies will be very weak.