How to detect bladder cancer early

Bladder cancer should be treated early. The earlier the treatment, the easier it is to treat, and the less physical and mental harm to the patient. This requires everyone to understand the early symptoms of bladder cancer. The following is a detailed introduction on how to detect bladder cancer early.

1. Difficulty urinating. To detect bladder cancer at an early stage, you need to know the early symptoms of bladder cancer. At this time, the patient will experience difficulty urinating. The reason for this is that cancer tissue is shedding, the tumor itself, or blood clots are blocking the bladder opening, which causes the patient to experience difficulty urinating or even urine retention.

2. Bladder irritation symptoms. Due to the infiltration of bladder cancer itself, the presence of irritating factors such as cancer tissue ulceration, necrosis, infection, and blood clots, the patient's bladder muscles will contract and produce the urge to urinate, causing the patient's body to experience a series of symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, persistent urge to urinate, and persistent back pain. When these symptoms appear, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time to get treatment, so as to help patients stay away from the harm of the disease as soon as possible.

3. Symptoms of upper urinary tract obstruction. When the patient's cancer invades the ureteral orifice, it will also cause symptoms such as dilation and accumulation of water in the renal pelvis and ureteral orifice, or even infection. When the patient's disease is serious, it will also cause varying degrees of back pain, back pain, fever, etc. If the patient's bilateral ureteral orifices are invaded, the body will also experience symptoms such as acute renal failure.

4. Lower abdominal mass. When a lower abdominal mass appears, it is often caused by bladder cancer, which is an early symptom of bladder cancer.

The above mainly introduces in detail how to detect bladder cancer early. This requires patients to know more about the early symptoms of bladder cancer, so that they can seek medical attention and treatment in time after these symptoms appear. It is relatively easy to treat and recover in the early stages.