What are the symptoms of bladder cancer recurrence

Bladder cancer is a very common tumor disease. Most of these diseases are caused by the fact that patients do not receive timely treatment after suffering from diseases such as cystitis. Once this disease occurs, it will seriously affect the patient's health, so surgery should be used in time for treatment. However, you should not be careless after the disease is cured, because improper care can easily lead to recurrence of bladder cancer. So what are the symptoms of bladder cancer recurrence?

The first symptom of bladder cancer after recurrence is hematuria, and this symptom is also the most common. If the patient's hematuria symptoms are more obvious, then it can be seen with the naked eye, but if the patient's hematuria symptoms are not very obvious, then it can only be found under a microscope. And this kind of hematuria symptom is generally painless. Some patients have hematuria throughout the whole process, while some patients will find hematuria at the end. Therefore, if the patient has hematuria symptoms, then it should be paid attention, because this is likely to be a recurrence of bladder cancer.

In addition, if bladder cancer is accompanied by infection after recurrence, or if the patient's tumor has developed to the bladder triangle, then the patient's urinary tract irritation symptoms will appear at the earliest time. This symptom is mainly manifested as frequent urination and urgency and other bladder irritation symptoms. After this symptom occurs, it indicates that the patient's bladder cancer may have recurred. Therefore, patients with bladder irritation symptoms who lack infection evidence should undergo a comprehensive examination in a timely manner so that a diagnosis can be made at the earliest time.

The above are the symptoms after bladder cancer occurs. If bladder cancer patients experience the above symptoms again after being cured, then they should be highly concerned. Patients should go to the hospital for diagnosis in time and receive treatment in time after the disease is confirmed. Only in this way can the disease be controlled at the earliest time and there will be hope of cure later.