What are the symptoms of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is the most common malignant tumor in the urinary system. The incidence of this disease is also ranked first among malignant tumors of the urinary system. Generally, the cause of this disease is due to the patient's previous exposure to some carcinogens or other diseases. It is also extremely harmful to the patient's body. Therefore, patients must receive timely treatment after being ill, so as to ensure their health. So what are the symptoms of bladder cancer?

1. The most common symptom of bladder cancer is hematuria, which is usually painless, indirect, and visible to the naked eye. The symptoms of hematuria may recur intermittently or stop on their own. If the patient does not have secondary infection and the tumor does not block the urinary tract, then it will only manifest as painless hematuria. The degree of anemia caused by hematuria is proportional to the severity of the tumor.

2. Bladder cancer patients will also experience symptoms of bladder irritation, which mostly occur in the late stage. For example, patients will experience frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Many bladder cancer patients seek medical treatment only after experiencing bladder irritation symptoms, especially patients with larger tumors in the bladder triangle. They often have bladder muscle spasms caused by combined infections, which make bladder irritation symptoms more obvious. 3. A small number of bladder cancer patients will experience difficulty urinating or interrupted urination. This is mainly because patients will have some necrotic secretions and masses after suffering from bladder cancer. These substances can easily cause blockage of the bladder opening. After the bladder opening is blocked, patients will naturally experience symptoms of difficulty urinating.

The above are the symptoms of bladder cancer. After understanding them, once you find that you have this disease, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time. After the diagnosis, you can receive timely treatment. Only in this way can the disease be cured and the patient can recover a healthy body as soon as possible.