While a change in colour of your urine or the presence of blood in your urine could be caused by bladder cancer, this is not always the case. For example, dietary changes can cause urine to change colour or even its smell.
Meanwhile, other conditions such as UTIs, kidney infections, kidney stones, non-gonococcal urethritis, and an enlarged prostate can also be the cause of blood in the urine too.
What causes bladder cancer?
In common with all forms of the disease, bladder cancer is caused by mutations to the cells, but is most often linked with exposure to noxious or cancer causing chemicals.
The biggest risk factor for bladder cancer is one shared by other cancers, and also one which can cause a myriad of other nefarious conditions which affect the entire body.
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