Blood in your pee?

See your GP.

Bladder cancer

affects thousands

of people every year.

Red or pink colour in your urine Pain or changes when urinatingFrequency or urgency of urinationBurning sensation when urinatingPersistent urinary tract infectionsIncontinence

Don’t delay if you think something is wrong or different. It may not be cancer but for peace of mind, it’s worth seeing your GP.

Early detection can reduce the risk of dying from bladder cancer.

If persistent, these symptoms should be checked out:

Have you been affected by a diagnosis

of bladder cancer?

BEAT Bladder Cancer Australia is an Australian charity set up to help you to respond to and manage bladder cancer every step of the way.

SymptomsDiagnosisTreatmentHealth and WellbeingSupportLife after Treatment

On our website you’ll find really helpful information and videos from patients, carers and doctors to guide you throughout each stage of the journey:

"Anna was the inspiration for the creation of BEAT Bladder Cancer Australia. We are here because of her - to help prevent other families being torn apart by this disease."- Adam Lynch, Anna’s husband and President of BEAT Bladder Cancer Australia Inc.

Anna Lynch