Bladder cancer doesn’t always shout.
Sometimes, it whispers.
It might show up as a slight change in your urine, a hint of discomfort, or a persistent urge to go — symptoms so subtle, they’re easy to brush off as a urinary tract infection, aging, or dehydration.
But these quiet signals could be your body’s way of saying:
“Something’s not right.”
Bladder cancer is the 6th most common cancer in the U.S., and while it’s often treatable when caught early, it’s frequently overlooked until it advances.
The good news?
Early detection saves lives.
Let’s explore the 10 key signs of bladder cancer — so you can recognize them, respond quickly, and take control of your health.
🔍 Why Bladder Cancer Is Often Missed
