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Pain During Urination
You may expect pain in the case of bladder cancer, and it’s a typical symptom in these patients. However, if you’re feeling pain during urination as a result of bladder cancer, chances are it has already grown and is now invading the muscle layer of your urinary bladder. This symptom is experienced by 20-30% of patients with bladder cancer, and it’s not very common in cases of carcinoma in situ (when cancer stays in only one area and does not spread).
This symptom is also known as dysuria, and it is widespread in cases of urinary infections, kidney stones, and other diagnoses. It is an irritative symptom of the urinary bladder, and the leading cause is inflammation and irritation of the urinary tissue triggered by Bladder Cancer ICD-10.
