Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer can cause various symptoms, which can be different based on the stage and type of cancer. Some symptoms can be mild, subtle, or mistaken for other conditions.  

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Common symptoms associated with bladder cancer are:

• Blood in urine (Haematuria).
• Changes in urinary habits or difficulty urinating.
• Pelvic, back, or abdominal pain.
• Unexplained weight loss and fatigue.

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Depending on the stage of the cancer when it is diagnosed, you may need surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or immunotherapy. Early detection, timely intervention, and access to appropriate treatments can improve your outcome and quality of life if you have been diagnosed with bladder cancer.  

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Unfortunately, sometimes a diagnosis of bladder cancer is delayed or missed. This can mean that the cancer spreads and can lead to you needing more treatment or having worsening symptoms. It can also mean that it is no longer possible to cure the cancer. If bladder cancer is not diagnosed and treated early enough, it can sadly lead to the death of a loved one.

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We can help you if you are concerned about:

• A delay in diagnosis of cancer if GPs or other doctors have failed to refer you or a loved one for investigations after you have complained of symptoms of cancer.
• A missed diagnosis of cancer despite signs, symptoms and test results.
• Failures to perform the correct tests to diagnose cancer.
• Failures to properly report test results or scans.
• Failure to treat the cancer properly, or a delay in treatment.  

Should you make a claim?

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The impact that a delayed or missed diagnosis of bladder cancer can have on you and your family can be devastating. You may not know what to do or where to turn. We are here to support you and listen to your concerns.  

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We specialise in claims involving delayed or missed diagnosis of bladder cancer, and you will have our specialist expertise and support every step of the way. We will help you to understand what happened, and we can also help you to obtain compensation for treatment, care, lost wages, pain and suffering, and any other losses you have experienced because of your injuries.