Do I have bladder cancer?
926920
You are absolutely correct when you say that some of these tests are inaccurate.My sister who was 47 was diagnosed with gall stones and it took weeks for her to get the surgery and it was then they discovered she had 3rd stage pancreatic cancer.Do yourself a favour and get that mri sooner rather than later to ensure a correct diagnosis. Hope it all goes well.
625762
it could be so many things like what have you eaten in the last days that could not agree or may have poison you to gaul bladder or growing pains this truly is something to see your doctor about its not something to take lightly you have to take good care of yourself which sometimes means go see the doc \ngood luck
727121
I know you will be worried, but it could be something as simple as an infection or to the most other extreme, cancer.  Whatever it is, you've done the right thing by going back so quickly so when you find out the doctors will have a far better chance of treating it, whatever the case!!  \n\nNurses won't normally give an opinion as to what might be wrong so they don't frighten people, so please DON'T be worried by this!!\n\nGood luck for when you get your results, I'll be thinking of you!
752708
The constant thirst combined with having to urinate all the time do sound like a possible blood sugar problem -- I'd suggest getting checked for that right away.  I'm not sure if that would cause your other symptoms, though, but maybe when you get checked your doctor can fill you in.\n\nI also think your "sensitive bladder" could be interstitial cystitis -- that's a chronic irritation/inflammation of the lining of the bladder from an unknown cause, but not caused by a bacterial infection.  I have a couple of friends who have this, and it can become very painful if not treated, but there are treatments that can make the pain a lot better.  Also, I'm not sure, but if you turn out to have both conditions you might want to ask whether high blood sugar might be related to the symptoms of I/C, or make them worse... I think that might be possible too, but I really have no idea.\n\nGood luck; I hope you find out some answers to this!
118808
are you drinking enough water? if not you could be dehydrated. is it possible you have a urinary tract infection?
909992
yes definitely, that can be a sign of colon cancer and all sorts of other problems, unless u have hemorrhoids then that would be the reason u see blood but if not then get to a doc quick
1075056
I have had a cystoscopy performed on me. It involves the dilation of your bladder with a saline solution, while you are in a position similar to the one for a pelvic exam. The specialist then inserts a very small tube with a camera attached (scope) into your bladder and looks around. There is no need for anesthesia because it is painless. The only thing that you will feel is your full bladder, giving you the sensation of needing to urinate urgently. It only takes about 15 minutes from start to finish. After the procedure is over, the specialist empties your bladder. I had a scare of the possibility of bladder cancer so I underwent this procedure in order to obtain a biopsy.  I did not feel any discomfort at any time and the biopsy turned out to be ok. There is no need for you to worry, go ahead have your procedure and move towards your recovery.
205048
You may have one of several types of problems. \nSee a urologist.
532652
May be blue balls or some other problems such as inflammation.\n\nHaving a pain is not a good sign and even you can have a bladder stone to the worst cancer visit a doctor
419085
YOU SHOULD CHECK WITH A DOCTOR....IT MIGHT BE SIGN OF A BLADDER PROBLEM.  TRY THE EXERCISES.....BUT IF IT CONTINUES CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR.
925490
Sounds like you might have a urinary tract infection, can be cleared up with antibiotics. Go to your doctor ASAP to get checked out.
790813
The possibility exists according to a 2001 report from University of Southern California School of Medicine and published by the American Cancer Society that there may be a possible link between hair dye and bladder cancer. Of course the Cosmetic, Toiletry, and Fragrance Association disagrees with this assessment.\n\nhttp://www.cancer.org/docroot/NWS/content/NWS_1_1x_Study_Finds_Possible_Link_Between_Hair_Dye_and_Bladder_Cancer_.asp\n\n"Article date: 2001/02/02  \n Women who regularly use permanent hair dye may increase their risk of bladder cancer, according to the results of a study in the Feb. 1 issue of the International Journal of Cancer. \n\nThe study also looked at occupational exposure ? barbers and salon workers who use dyes. Though this study is the first to look at how often people are exposed to hair dye and their risk of developing bladder cancer, Manuela Gago-Dominguez, MD, PhD, of the University of Southern California School of Medicine in Los Angeles, says, "Unfortunately, at this moment we do not have the necessary information to make a recommendation to the public."\n\n"In our study we have found an association between hair dye use and bladder cancer, which does not necessarily mean that hair dye use is a major cause of bladder cancer," says Gago-Dominguez\n\nGago-Dominguez and her colleagues compared 897 patients with bladder cancer who used hair dye, with a similar number of adults without bladder cancer. The researchers found that the women who used permanent hair dye at least once a month were twice as likely as women who did not use permanent hair dye to develop bladder cancer. These results held true whether or not the women smoked. Smoking is the greatest risk factor for bladder cancer.\n\nWomen who reported using permanent hair dye at least once a month for 15 years were three times more likely to have bladder cancer, and subjects who worked for 10 or more years as hairdressers or barbers were five times more likely to have bladder cancer compared to individuals not exposed, according to the study.\n\n"We hope that our study can serve as an impetus to resume the lines of research that are needed for the resolution of this important public health issue," Gago-Dominguez says."
188789
I advise you to see a doctor.  You may have some minor kidney problems.  Or, you may have a small bladder.\n\nEither way, best to GET IT CHECKED OUT BY A PROFESSIONAL IN CASE IT IS SOMETHING SERIOUS.\n\nNot that it is serious.  Probably just one of the reasons listed above.  GOOD LUCK!
424929
you might talk to your dr about a disease called interstitial cystitis. it is a disease that seems to be cronic uti, bladder, or kidney infections but is actually the lining of your bladder disenegrating. you can check out the website www.ic-network.com for more info
513944
No, it could be diabetes, it could be your pregnant, but that is usually not until much further along in the pregnancy when the fetus starts pushing up against the bladder, how many liquids a day do you consume? That could have a lot to do with it. Especially if you drink a lot of water or tea.
950809
it MAY be an infection..best to go to the docs and have it checked, maybe you are just not wakening quick enough with a full bladder or even dreaming you are in the loo.
574963
You need to see your doctor since there are several things that could be wrong. The symptoms may not even have anything to do with each other. You could have endometriosis or a bladder or kidney infection to name a few things even though neither of these accounts for all the symptoms.