What are the signs of bladder cancer recurrence

Bladder cancer is not only a common malignant tumor, but also the cancer cells of this disease are often hidden. Therefore, if the patient does not receive thorough surgical treatment in the early stage, or if there is metastasis before surgery and it is not discovered in time, it is easy to have signs of recurrence. There are usually some signs before recurrence. If the patient can deal with these signs in time after they appear, it can effectively prevent other serious complications. So what are the signs of bladder cancer recurrence?

1. Before bladder cancer recurs, there will generally be signs of nearby local lymph nodes. However, if distant metastasis occurs, and the disease not only invades the adjacent tissues, but also the patient's liver, lungs or bones, the patient will often have symptoms of lower abdominal discomfort and pain before the recurrence. Once these symptoms occur, the patient should be alert to the disease, because it is likely that the disease has recurred. At this time, treatment should continue to prevent more serious harm after the disease worsens.

2. Hematuria, frequent urination and urgent urination are usually recurrence symptoms of patients with retained bladder. Hematuria will appear before recurrence. As the disease gets worse, frequent urination and painful urination will occur. Severe patients will also have urinary retention. These symptoms are likely to be caused by the recurrence of the disease. Therefore, patients must pay attention to examinations after surgery. Only by going to the hospital for regular checkups can timely treatment be carried out after some abnormalities are found, thus avoiding more serious symptoms.

After understanding the signs of bladder cancer recurrence through the above content, once these signs appear, patients must not have any negative emotions. They must resist negative emotions and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment again. This treatment should be as thorough as possible. For patients with complications and metastases, comprehensive symptomatic treatment should also be carried out to achieve good therapeutic effects.