The symptoms for bladder cancer are not specific. Many other diseases,
including inflammatory conditions, involving the bladder and kidney
may cause similar symptoms. However, since early detection is
important in curing bladder cancer, if you have these symptoms, you
should bring them to the attention of your doctor.
The most common first symptom of bladder cancer is blood in the urine
called hematuria. Hematuria is either visible or microscopic.
o Gross hematuria describes urine that appears red or brown and
can be seen with the ***** eye
o Microscopic hematuria means the red blood cells are visible if a
urine sample is examined under a microscope
Irritative urination symptoms may also be associated with bladder
cancer and include:
o pain and burning on urination,
o a sense of incomplete emptying of the bladder after urination
and
o having to urinate more frequently or at shorter intervals.
The symptoms above could also indicate problems (less serious) other
than bladder cancer.
Bladder Cancer Symptoms
Bladder cancer is common disease in the United States. Research tells
us that it occurs mainly in industrialized countries, such as the US,
France, and Canada.

Bladder cancer symptoms are few, yet very noticeable. Bladder cancer
symptoms include:


Blood in the urine: The presence of blood in urine, is called
hematuria. Blood can either be seen by the eye, in which it is called
gross

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