What are the dangers of bladder cancer

The harm of bladder cancer will lead to bladder fibrosis, reduce bladder capacity, and even ureteral urine reflux, causing renal edema and kidney inflammation. Bladder cancer patients will experience double the pain when they have to urinate. The worst thing is that the pain may be located at the urethral orifice and perineum, and the pain will not ease until after urination. To prevent the occurrence of bladder cancer, people's mentality is very important. People live in a relatively happy environment every day, and such people are not easy to get sick, so we must develop a good mentality and actively prevent the occurrence of the disease. So what are the early symptoms of bladder cancer? Bladder cancer requires timely treatment, otherwise it will cause great harm to the body. So what effects will bladder cancer have on patients?

What are the symptoms of bladder cancer? Check out the clinical manifestations of bladder cancer

As the disease progresses, patients will also experience urinary tract irritation symptoms, especially when combined with hematuria, and will also excrete rotten meat-like substances, and even lumps or blood clots, accompanied by urinary pain, frequent urination, and urgency, which causes patients special distress and causes very serious damage to their health. As the disease progresses or the lesion range becomes larger or is complicated by infection, urinary tract irritation symptoms may occur, including the excretion of rotten meat-like substances, lumps, blood clots, or difficulty urinating due to lumps blocking the urinary tract, dripping, or even urine retention. The early symptoms of bladder cancer are generally not obvious, but as the disease worsens, bladder cancer patients will gradually develop some symptoms, such as hematuria or urinary tract irritation, which are common symptoms of bladder cancer.

Can early-stage bladder cancer be cured?

With the continuous improvement of science and technology, the treatment of many cancerous tumor patients requires timely recognition of the specific conditions of the disease and prevention of the disease. For example, the occurrence of bladder cancer is directly related to smoking. For this reason, it is best for us to maintain healthy living habits clinically, which can also effectively reduce the incidence of bladder cancer. During the treatment period, early patients with bladder cancer must develop good living habits, quit smoking and limit alcohol. Tobacco and alcohol are acidic substances. People who smoke and drink for a long time are very likely to develop an acidic constitution. In addition, do not eat too much salty and spicy food and maintain a good mental state. Cancer is the biggest killer threatening human health, and bladder cancer is one of them.