What are the symptoms of bladder cancer in the late stage? What is the diet for advanced bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer is a common urinary system disease. It is mainly caused by the stimulation of the bladder mucosa by bacteria and viruses. In the early stages of the disease, the patient does not have obvious signs and symptoms. Therefore, it is easy for patients to neglect the treatment of the disease. However, as the disease progresses to the late stage, the damage caused to the patient is already very serious, and it may even accelerate the patient's death. Therefore, for bladder cancer, we must pay more attention to it and take some relevant measures in normal times.

Generally speaking, bladder cancer is the most serious disease of the human urinary system, and the harm caused to patients when the disease develops to the late stage is also very great. Therefore, we should strengthen our understanding and knowledge of this disease, and master some relevant disease knowledge, so as to avoid the occurrence of the disease. So let us talk about what physical symptoms patients will experience in the late stage of bladder cancer.

First, hematuria. Generally speaking, if bladder cancer develops to the late stage, the patient will experience hematuria. The main reason is that the patient's bladder is greatly stimulated due to the progression of the disease. Therefore, the impact on the patient himself is also very large. Therefore, we must pay attention to this phenomenon and control the disease in time, otherwise it will lead to more serious consequences.

Second, bladder irritation symptoms. Bladder irritation symptoms can be said to be the most common phenomenon of advanced bladder cancer. Usually patients will show problems such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. This is mainly due to the fact that the bladder triangle area is greatly affected by the lesions, so the harm to patients is also very great.

Third, the symptoms of advanced tumors. For advanced bladder cancer, when the patient's condition develops to a certain extent, the cancer will invade the surrounding areas, causing damage to other organs in the patient's body, and the patient's condition will gradually worsen. Therefore, we must pay more attention to this situation.

When patients develop advanced bladder cancer, in addition to necessary treatment, we also need to make adjustments to our diet. First of all, we should focus on light and easily digestible foods, and increase the supplementation of trace elements and vitamins. We can eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and try to eat less fried or grilled foods. This will help us adjust our bodies and also be of great help in controlling the disease.