What are the specific symptoms of bladder cancer metastasis

Bladder cancer develops quickly and is prone to metastasis. If it metastasizes to the lymph nodes, many patients will have difficulty urinating. If it metastasizes to the bones, many patients will have pelvic necrosis. Treatment is difficult and many patients will feel very painful and even give up treatment. This approach is wrong. So what are the specific symptoms of bladder cancer metastasis?

1. We cannot ignore bladder cancer. The elderly are more susceptible to this disease, and the condition is more serious. Many patients are in danger of life. Gradual metastasis is very common. 80% of patients will have macroscopic hematuria or microscopic hematuria. Many patients have intermittent painless hematuria. Blood clots may appear when the hematuria is severe. Many patients will experience severe pain. The amount of bleeding is directly proportional to the size, number and malignancy of the tumor.

2. Bladder cancer is very easy to metastasize to the vicinity of lymph nodes, and the irritation symptoms of bladder cancer are more obvious. Many patients will experience frequent urination, urgent and painful urination, and severe back pain. Many patients will become comatose. Active treatment measures should be taken, especially reconstruction. Bladder necrosis, ulcers, and infections should be treated as soon as possible, otherwise the patient's life will be in danger.

3. After treatment, the condition of early bladder cancer patients can be quickly controlled. If metastasis occurs, the condition is more complicated. Many patients will have difficulty urinating, and there will be a lot of necrotic tissue in the urine. The obstruction of the triangle area and bladder area will be more serious, and may even cause hydronephrosis and renal failure. Severe complications may be life-threatening. After gradual metastasis, patients must actively receive treatment.

We cannot ignore bladder cancer. Many patients with advanced bladder cancer will experience lower limb edema, anemia, weight loss, and even renal failure. The disease continues to endanger the patient's life. In this case, timely treatment must be taken to prolong the patient's life and improve their quality of life.