Is leg pain caused by bladder cancer?

Bladder cancer is clinically classified as a malignant tumor. If the patient is not treated in time at an early stage, the cancer cells may metastasize and spread, such as bone metastasis or lumbar metastasis, which will cause pain in the inner thigh. Patients can consider which treatment method to use and which method is more targeted. Bladder cancer may cause leg pain.

Bladder cancer is in the late stage and progresses rapidly. What should I do?

The time it takes for bladder cancer to develop from the early stage to the late stage depends on the tumor stage, the degree of malignancy, and whether treatment is carried out in time. If you have bladder cancer and can undergo surgery, you will definitely need surgical resection. If you have lost the opportunity for surgical resection, chemotherapy is the only option to control the tumor and prolong your life. In the late stage of bladder cancer, it has already spread to other distant organs.

Can bladder cancer be detected by cystoscopy?

Yes, cystoscopy can provide a very clear examination effect on the bladder area and can accurately judge the symptoms of bladder cancer. Men around 30 years old may have various problems due to various pressures in life and work and bad personal eating habits. You don't need to be too nervous; generally, cystoscopy can confirm bladder cancer.