What does bladder cancer look like

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These two days the toilet appeared hematuria symptoms, and accompanied by frequent urination urgency, feel very weak. Went to the Endocrinology Department of the hospital to check, the doctor initially judged that it was bladder cancer. I suggest that I have an operation. Next, I'll tell you what bladder cancer looks like?

What does bladder cancer look like

First, about 90% of bladder cancer patients initially have hematuria, usually painless, intermittent, gross hematuria, sometimes microscopic hematuria. Hematuria may occur only once or last for one to several days, and it can be relieved or stopped by itself. Sometimes the coincidence of hematuria and hematuria can give the patient the illusion of "recovery". Some patients may have hematuria again after a certain period of time.

Second: hematuria staining from light red to dark brown, often dark red, some patients will be described as meat washing water, tea water. The amount of bleeding and the duration of hematuria are not necessarily proportional to the malignant degree, size, range and number of tumors. Sometimes when gross hematuria occurs, the tumor is large or advanced; sometimes a large amount of hematuria occurs in a very small tumor.

Third: some patients are in the health examination by B ultrasound examination found bladder tumor. There are 10% of bladder cancer patients can first appear bladder irritation symptoms, manifested as frequent micturition, urgency, pain and dysuria, and no obvious gross hematuria. This is mainly caused by tumor necrosis, ulcer, large or large number of bladder tumor, or diffuse infiltration of bladder tumor into the bladder wall, resulting in reduced bladder capacity or concurrent infection. Bladder triangle area and bladder neck tumor can block bladder outlet, and appear dysuria symptoms.

matters needing attention

Many patients with bladder cancer will have frequent and painful urination in the early stage of the disease. Normal life has been greatly affected, in the early time should take treatment. Patients should pay more attention to diet, and strengthen nutrition after operation.