Kidney and Bladder Cancer
Book AppointmentBladder cancer develops when healthy cells present in the lining of the bladder, most often urothelial cells (cells lining the urinary tract), change and grow abnormally, forming a tumour. Kidney cancer describes instances where a tumour develops in the kidney.
When to seek expert advice
Visit a doctor immediately if you see traces of blood in your urine. Although blood in urine is not always indicative of cancer, the doctor will carry out further investigations to rule out the possibility. Blood loss in the urine may lead to anaemia and consequential fatigue. If unresolved fatigue is bothering your performance, make an appointment with a consultant working with the Department of Oncology.
Disclaimer
The information provided on our website is for educational purposes and not intended to be a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. You should always seek the advice of your doctor or other healthcare professional provider.
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