Hello everyone, many friends don’t know much about late-stage bladder cancer. Today I will share with you some knowledge about the symptoms of late-stage bladder cancer. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Helps!
Contents of this article
- Can late-stage bladder cancer be cured
- Is it normal to have loss of appetite and pain in the late stage of bladder cancer?
- How do you know if bladder cancer is in the early stage? Or late stage
- What are the symptoms of late stage bladder cancer
- Bladder What are the symptoms of cancer before death
1. Can late-stage bladder cancer be cured
Bladder cancer is the same as other cancers. If it is treated in the early and mid-term, surgical resection can completely meet good standards. If it invades the base layer or surrounding tissue, the prognosis may be relatively poor. Treatment for bladder cancer is transurethral tumor resection. If it invades the base layer or the histology is adenocarcinoma, total cystectomy, ureterostomy, ileal replacement bladder, orthotopic bladder and other treatments are required, which can achieve the standard of cure.
2. Is it normal for patients with late-stage bladder cancer to have loss of appetite and pain?
This is normal in late-stage bladder cancer. When the tumor progresses to an advanced stage, local tumor spread will occur, and the patient may experience some pain and loss of appetite. If it grows to a very large size, it may block the outlet of the bladder and even cause urinary retention.
3. How to know whether bladder cancer is early or late
Bladder Whether the cancer is early or late depends on the symptoms, mainly the depth of tumor invasion and metastasis. The depth of invasion is the basis for the clinical and pathological staging of the tumor. Based on the depth of cancer invasion into the bladder wall, the International Stage Classification of Cancer, Classification of Lymph Nodes and Metastases (TNM) staging criteria were used.
4. What are the symptoms of advanced bladder cancer
Bladder cancer late symptomsThe main manifestation is hematuria. Some patients with long-term hematuria will have symptoms of anemia. Secondly, due to long-term hematuria consumption, some patients show weight loss and even cachexia. The third symptom is that the growth of the tumor will compress adjacent organs, which can manifest as pain in adjacent organs, even hydronephrosis, and even compression of the ureter. Fourth, if there is metastasis to distant organs, such as bone metastasis, the patient will have symptoms of bone pain.
5. What are the symptoms of bladder cancer before death
1. Hello, many bladder cancer patients eventually die, not because of the bladder cancer itself, but because of severe anemia or renal insufficiency, renal failure, hypoalbuminemia, or severe edema in the late stage of bladder cancer, leading to Cardiopulmonary and circulatory failure, leading to death.
2. Before death, there may be palpitation, chest tightness, shortness of breath, low urine output, and a large amount of toxins in the body that cannot be excreted. The vast majority of advanced bladder cancer is caused by bladder tumors that are not treated in time, and the tumors invade both ureters, resulting in hydronephrosis. The gradual worsening of hydronephrosis will cause renal failure, which will lead to oliguria. Some patients suffer from malignant bleeding stimulated by tumors. If blood cannot be transfused in time after bleeding, there will be insufficient hemoglobin and insufficient oxygen carrying, and the patient will feel panic and chest tightness.
This is the end of my sharing of questions about advanced bladder cancer and the symptoms of late-stage bladder cancer. If your question is solved, we will be very happy. .
