These cancers affect both the males and the females. The reproductive organs of the male are affected and the urinary structures of the female are affected by urologic cancer.
What is affected in urologic cancer?
Bladder: the sac that holds and collects the urine is called the bladder. The lining of the bladder is affected by cancer.
Symptoms:
blood in urine
painful urination
strong urge to urinate even if bladder is empty
weakness/tiredness
lower back pain
swelling on the feet
Testis: a very small percentage of men are affected and is widely common in the age group of 15 years to 34 years. The cancer grows within the testes.
Symptoms:
painless lump on the testicle
lower abdomen pain
growth of the breasts
shortness of breath
headache
Liver swelling
Urethral Cancer: urethra is the tube that carries urine and semen out of the body in men.
Symptoms:
Blood in urine
Lump in the penis
Unusual discharge
Urine flow is interrupted
Groin region has swollen nodes
Penile cancer: affect the penis and is very rare
Symptoms:
Blood on the penis tip
Thickening of the skin
Discharge with Bad odor
Irregular swelling
Rash on foreskin
Swelling in groin region
Pain