Business people are more likely to get bladder cancer. Bladder cancer is actually easy to detect early.

Bladder cancer is a common malignant tumor disease in our daily life, which seriously endangers the health of patients. Moreover, the incidence of this kind of disease is very high and the cure rate is very low. For business people, bladder cancer is even more common because they sit for a long time and have no extra time to exercise. Some even often hold urine for a long time, which increases the pressure on the bladder and causes serious impact on the body.

Early symptoms of bladder cancer include: urine routine is the same red or light pink, but this time there is no pain or discomfort, so-called painless hematuria. This is an early symptom of bladder tumors. When you find traces, you should go to a urologist for examination immediately. Some blood in urine, like kidney cancer, is intermittent, and the time interval varies, some for weeks and months, and some patients with bladder tumors have blood clots. The tumor invades the larger blood vessels of the bladder mucosa, bleeding, accompanied by blood clots, urination pain and symptoms of urgency when urinating.

Most bladder tumors are first symptomed by painless hematuria or microhematuria, and patients show intermittent blood in urine, sometimes accompanied by blood clots. In the clinic, intermittent painless hematuria is considered a typical symptom of bladder tumor. The amount and duration of blood and urine bleeding have a certain relationship with the malignancy of the tumor, the size, range and number of the tumor, but they are not necessarily proportional. Hematuria is often painless and intermittent, and can be reduced or stopped, which can easily lead to recovery or improvement of the disease. A small number of bladder cancer patients may experience symptoms such as increased urination frequency, urgency and urinary pain. If they suffer from cystitis, antibiotics are not effective. There are a few bladder cancer patients who do not have visible hematuria. When the red blood cells in the urine are found to be excessive under the microscope, it is called microscopic hematuria.

This late symptom of bladder cancer may occur when the tumor occurs in the bladder triangle or when there is infection, or this symptom may be the main symptom. A comprehensive examination based on the patient's bladder infection stimulation can ensure that bladder cancer is ruled out as soon as possible to prevent more serious damage to the body.