Introduction to the most common symptoms of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a serious disease, and many patients will have very obvious hematuria after developing this disease. These conditions will continue to affect the patient's health. In addition, many patients have obvious urinary tract irritation and pain, which will cause very serious cancer metastasis and even bone metastasis, leading to serious complications in patients. So what are the most common symptoms of bladder cancer?

1. Hematuria: We must understand the symptoms of bladder cancer. Hematuria is the most common symptom of bladder cancer. According to research, these symptoms account for about 94% of patients. Hematuria is visible to the naked eye, followed by hematuria under the microscope, which can be divided into intermittent, full-time hematuria or terminal hematuria. The diversity of hematuria is often mistaken by patients as being caused by other pathogens, so it is easy to lead to misdiagnosis. The development and scope of the disease are relatively large, and it will also be combined with very serious infections. Many patients will have urinary tract irritation, excrete rotten meat-like substances, and also have blood clots. The condition is relatively serious.

2. Urinary tract irritation symptoms: Bladder cancer patients may also experience very serious urinary tract irritation, especially in the bladder triangle and other combined areas. The pain is more obvious, and many patients go to the hospital for examination. Cystitis and gastric cancer can cause the patient's bladder irritation to continue to increase. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a full examination to detect this condition. Only by taking symptomatic treatment can the condition of bladder cancer patients be effectively controlled.

3. Others: If the tumor infiltrates into the patient's ureter or orifice, it will easily cause ureteral dilation and hydronephrosis, which will cause serious damage to the kidneys. After bladder cancer occurs, it will also lead to lung and liver metastasis. Many patients will experience cough, shortness of breath, abnormal liver function, and pain in the liver area. At this time, a systematic examination should be carried out to make a diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

We also need to have a certain understanding of the relevant symptoms of bladder cancer. After many patients experience this condition, hematuria is very common. Because it can be seen with the naked eye, if this condition occurs, you should go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible, let the doctor understand your condition, and take surgical treatment to control the continued deterioration of bladder cancer.