What are the signs of death in the late stage of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor in the urinary system. Not only is the incidence rate of this disease relatively high, but its malignancy is also relatively serious. If the patient cannot receive timely treatment after the disease, once the disease worsens, it will not only cause other complications, but also directly lead to the patient's death in severe cases. So what are the signs of death in the late stage of bladder cancer?

1. Hematuria, which is also one of the main symptoms of advanced bladder cancer. It is mainly manifested as hematuria that can be seen with the naked eye or by shock. This type of hematuria is generally painless, intermittent and continuous, and sometimes accompanied by blood clots. At first, this symptom may be mild, and the amount of bleeding will increase as the disease worsens. If it is not treated in time at this time, it will directly lead to the patient's death.

2. Anemia is mainly caused by long-term hematuria that is not controlled in time, which will lead to blood deficiency in the body, and thus cause symptoms of anemia. The symptoms mainly include dizziness, fatigue, and physical discomfort. If the patient does not pay attention after these symptoms appear, as the disease gradually worsens, the patient's body resistance will become worse and worse, and in severe cases, it will directly lead to the risk of death.

3. Other signs are mainly due to the gradual increase in the size of the tumor in patients with advanced bladder cancer. The tumor will develop to the bladder neck. At this time, some blood clots will easily block the patient's urethra, causing symptoms such as difficulty urinating and urine retention. In severe cases, it will also cause symptoms such as urgent and frequent bowel movements and loose stools. When the disease spreads to the patient's liver, lungs and other parts, corresponding symptoms will occur. These are common signs before the patient's death in the late stage.

The above is a brief introduction to some of the pre-death signs of bladder cancer in the late stage. If bladder cancer patients have found themselves with the above symptoms, they should pay great attention and must receive timely symptomatic treatment to avoid missing the best time for treatment, which will lead to more serious harm and the risk of death.