What are the clinical symptoms of bladder cancer

The treatment of bladder cancer requires us to do it from different angles, but no matter what the patient's disease condition is, they need to be examined. However, patients certainly have different disease pains that require us to actively recognize and understand. No matter what angle we start from to treat the disease, we need to actively consider the patient's pain. In addition, for the management and treatment of malignant tumors, it is best for patients to realize the improvement of their quality of life.

1. Bladder irritation symptoms: We all know that bladder cancer is a very serious disease. Women are more likely to develop bladder cancer, and the early symptoms are also relatively obvious. Patients will experience frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating. The main reason is that the tumor constantly stimulates the patient's urethra, causing these symptoms. Therefore, patients with early symptoms must pay enough attention and receive treatment as soon as possible to control the disease as soon as possible.

2. Hematuria: Women with bladder cancer will also have obvious hematuria, and this hematuria can be seen with the naked eye. More than 80% of patients will have this symptom. For some patients, hematuria occurs intermittently, so it is easy for patients to ignore it. The occurrence of hematuria is mainly due to the continuous friction of the tumor on the bladder wall causing bleeding.

3. Symptoms of urinary obstruction: As time goes by, female bladder cancer will continue to grow. These waiting tumors will continue to affect the patient's urethra and cause blockage, resulting in difficulty urinating and even urine retention, causing severe low back pain in the patient. The kidneys will also accumulate water, causing damage to renal function.

4. If the patient's tumor is relatively large, it is very easy to detect the disease by using advanced detection methods. In recent years, with the advancement of imaging, we can use a lot of detection methods. If the patient goes to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible, the disease can be discovered.

An optimistic attitude can make many things unusually easy. Bladder cancer causes great damage to women's bodies. Many women even experience frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating. The presence of hematuria means that the condition is more serious. Early treatment can prevent urethral obstruction, which can lead to more serious complications.