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Bladder Cancer Compensation Claims

Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer is a very common type of cancer. It usually develops in people aged between 50-70 but it can occur at any age. There is now research identifying potential links between being exposed to industrial chemicals and developing bladder cancer. Being exposed to carcinogenic chemicals is more common than you think and, like many industrial diseases, bladder cancer is usually diagnosed years after the initial exposure occurred. It could be around 25 years until symptoms start to develop.

The cancer is usually caused by chemicals getting into the bloodstream through the inhalation or ingestion of chemicals or as a result of contact with skin.

There is a long list of chemicals and substances which increase the risk of developing bladder cancer, including:

  • Arsenic
  • Diesel Fumes
  • Dyes
  • Coal Tar
  • Magenta
  • Paint
  • Rubber
  • X-rays

There are also many different occupations and industries which increase the likelihood of being exposed to dangerous chemicals:

  • Chemical industry
  • Jobs that involve dyeing textiles
  • Hairdressers
  • Leather industry
  • Gas industry
  • Mechanics
  • Mining
  • Road workers
  • Rubber workers
  • Painting/decorating
  • Printing industry

Common Symptoms

  • Finding blood in urine
  • Painful burning sensation when urinating
  • Needing the toilet regularly
  • Pain in the surrounding areas of the body

If you are concerned about having any symptoms you should always consult your doctor immediately.

How much bladder cancer compensation could I receive?

Each case is different and will depend on symptoms and the period of suffering from bladder cancer. However, compensation can range from £17,000 up to £100,000 depending on the severity of the circumstances.

If your claim is successful you may be to claim for loss of earnings. You may also be able to claim for the cost of help with care and assistance as well as various medical expenses.

What Can I Claim Compensation For?

  • Loss of earnings
  • Loss of amenity e.g. an inability to do the things you used to enjoy
  • Loss of medical expenses e.g. paying for prescriptions or wheelchair
  • Pain and suffering related to the injury

Claiming compensation for bladder cancer

If you believe that you have a bladder cancer compensation claim then it is advisable to get in touch.

Contact First Personal Injury to discuss your claim today on 0333 358 2345 or, alternatively, fill out our online claim form.

To learn more or to start your claim, get in touch with our expert team on 0800 808 9740 or contact us online. 






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