Symptoms of female urinary system tumors

Tumors occurring in any location of the genitourinary system, including tumors of the kidney, renal pelvis, urethra, bladder, and urethral opening. Among them, urethral epithelial tumors of the renal pelvis, urethra, bladder, and urethral orifice are all related, and may occur in multiple organs. Because urine spends the longest time in the bladder, bladder cancer is more common. Urogenital system tumors often occur after the age of 40, more often in men than in women. What are the symptoms of female urogenital system tumors?

1. Pain: Kidney cancer patients often experience dull pain or aching in the abdomen, which is a common manifestation in the early stage. It is usually more obvious in the late stage. In the early stage, the pain can subside spontaneously and is not easy to be detected. Renal pelvic tumors only cause renal colic when they cause hydronephrosis or hematuria.

2. Systemic symptoms: Patients may experience general fatigue, weight loss, fever of unclear cause and edema in the early stages; accompanied by a significant decrease in appetite: abdominal distension, indigestion, and sometimes nausea and vomiting.

3. Other symptoms: Patients with early-stage kidney cancer may also have lumps in their waists. Kidney cancer patients may feel hard, uneven lumps in their waists or abdomen. This indicates that the tumor volume of renal cancer has already been very large. It should be noted again that the following patients will continue to have hematuria, which is also a typical symptom of kidney cancer.

4. Hematuria: Sudden hematuria of the entire eye is common, and sometimes there is terminal hematuria. Hematuria is usually not accompanied by pain or discomfort, and often occurs intermittently and can stop on its own without being noticed; until the disease recurs, the patient goes to the hospital for examination.

5. Low back pain: The reason is that the gradual expansion of the tumor involves the renal adventitia, which compresses the abducens nerve and intramuscular tissue. The pain is mainly located in the waist and abdomen. The pain is mainly manifested as a needle-like and dull pain. Sometimes blood clots are blocked when they are discharged from the urethra and cause severe pain. It is always misdiagnosed as kidney stones, which delays the disease.

6. Lumps in the waist: When the tumor cells grow to a certain extent, a lump will appear in the patient's waist or abdomen, which can sometimes be touched with force. If the lump is adhered to the surrounding tissues, fixed and not easy to move, it is usually in the terminal stage.

Summary: For most people, doing a good job of prevention comes first! Observing your own urine is very important! If the color of your urine is dark red when you urinate, especially the first urination after getting up in the morning is flesh-pink but it is not painful, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. Perhaps this is the alarm system sent by the human body to us. In short, annual routine physical examinations are very important and must be persisted in. This is the most direct and reliable way to detect physical problems.