What are the symptoms of bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor that can occur at any age, but relatively speaking, some older people are more likely to suffer from bladder cancer. This is because older people have lower resistance, and compared with female friends, male friends are more likely to suffer from bladder cancer. What symptoms will people show when they have bladder cancer?

The bladder mucosa of patients with bladder cancer should have some changes compared to normal people. These malignant tumors in the bladder area have long-term effects on the bladder area of ​​the human body, causing some degeneration of the bladder. Generally, it will cause bleeding in the patient's bladder area. When the blood is discharged from the body through the patient's urethra, hematuria will occur, but this kind of hematuria is generally invisible to the naked eye.

Another symptom that bladder cancer patients may experience is some irritation in the bladder area. This is because the patient's bladder is under the pressure of the tumor for a long time, which will cause bladder dysfunction. At this time, the patient will go to the toilet frequently and feel pain when urinating. This frequent urination and urgency usually occurs in the late stage of bladder cancer patients.

Patients with bladder cancer may also experience difficulty urinating. This is because the tumor compresses the patient's bladder or ureter, causing difficulty urinating. This situation is determined by the different parts of the patient that are compressed by different tumors.

Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor. If the patient finds out that he has bladder cancer in the early stage, then after chemotherapy or other treatments, the patient's life will be greatly improved. Therefore, patients with bladder cancer must have a good attitude towards curing the disease.