What are the warning signs that bladder tumors might be present, even if I feel
and look healthy otherwise?
A bladder tumor can cause urinary changes even when someone otherwise feels completely healthy. One of the most recognizable warning signs is blood in the urine, but there are several less obvious symptoms too.
According to a resource from Urology of Greater Atlanta in Georgia, bladder cancer develops in the lining of the bladder and can cause symptoms such as needing to urinate more frequently, experiencing a sudden urge to urinate, blood in the urine, a burning sensation during urination, and pelvic bone pain.
The tricky part is that these symptoms aren˙t unique to bladder tumors. Urinary
tract infections, bladder stones, prostate problems, and other urinary conditions
can produce overlapping symptoms. That means symptoms alone can˙t establish whether a tumor is present.
Blood in the urine can also be easy to overlook, particularly if it happens only
occasionally or there isn˙t any pain associated with it. Likewise, changes in urinary frequency or urgency may seem minor when there are no other signs
of illness.
Bladder tumors can therefore produce urinary symptoms before a person otherwise appears or feels unwell.
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