What are the early symptoms of malignant bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor disease. There are many patients suffering from bladder cancer in our lives. We generally call malignant tumors occurring on the bladder mucosa bladder cancer. Bladder cancer accounts for the first incidence of malignant tumors of the urogenital system in China, and its incidence in the West is second only to prostate cancer. It can be seen that the incidence of bladder cancer is extremely high. There is no restriction on the incidence of bladder cancer. It can occur at any age, even in children. At the same time, the incidence of bladder cancer increases with age. We must all be clear about the symptoms of bladder cancer so that we can detect bladder cancer earlier. So, what are the early symptoms of malignant bladder cancer? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue.

Although the early symptoms of bladder cancer are not very obvious and difficult for patients to detect, as long as you carefully observe the changes in your body, you can still find the early symptoms of bladder cancer.

In the early stages of bladder cancer, symptoms of frequent urination and urgency will appear. This is because when bladder cancer tumor cells invade the bladder trigone, they will stimulate the bladder. At this time, our patients will experience sudden urgency and frequent urination, as well as sudden pain. These are all early symptoms of bladder cancer, and everyone must pay attention.

After bladder cancer occurs, if the tumor invades the bladder and develops deeper lesions, bladder cancer patients will also experience symptoms of urinary pain. Especially when the bladder is urinating and the bladder contracts, the urinary pain is more obvious. If the bladder cancer further deteriorates, the patient's urethra will also have symptoms of infarction, and even urine retention. When the bladder cancer tumor invades the urethral opening, it can cause renal pelvic hydrops and even cause uremia and sepsis.

The above is our detailed introduction to the early symptoms of malignant bladder cancer. There is almost no feeling in the early stages of bladder cancer. If we do not pay attention to changes in our bodies, it is generally difficult to detect. We must be familiar with the symptoms of bladder cancer so that we can detect the disease as early as possible and treat the disease.