Can a man with kidney cancer still get pregnant?

Men with kidney cancer can have their semen tested to see if it is normal one year after treatment. If the semen quality is normal, pregnancy can be considered. We all know that kidney cancer is a malignant tumor that seriously endangers the health of the general public and also hinders the development of society. Therefore, the treatment of kidney cancer is one of our most concerned issues.

However, modern medicine has made further breakthroughs in the treatment of kidney cancer, and there are many treatment methods. Let's take a look at these specific methods:

1. Chemotherapy: The current chemotherapy regimen can only control symptoms and disease progression to a limited extent in the treatment of advanced or recurrent renal cancer, with a reported effective rate of 4% to 28%. Single drugs are often ineffective, and multi-drug treatment is better than single-drug treatment.

2. Immunotherapy: Adoptive immunotherapy can be used, that is, the use of immunoactive preparations such as immune cells, antibodies and other immune response regulators to treat malignant tumors. The combination of LAK cells produced and expanded in vitro and aldesleukin (IL-2) to treat malignant tumors is an adoptive immunotherapy. Interferon also has a certain effect on renal cancer.

3. Surgical treatment: Surgical resection is the main treatment for renal cancer. Radical nephrectomy should include the perirenal fascia, fat, kidneys, adrenal glands, lymphatic tissue and ureters.

4. Radiotherapy: Radiotherapy is meaningful as an adjuvant therapy. Preoperative radiotherapy can shrink the tumor by more than 50%, thus significantly reducing the number of inoperable tumors.

Patients with advanced renal cancer generally choose chemotherapy for treatment. Although chemotherapy has a very obvious effect on killing cancer cells in patients with advanced renal cancer, it will greatly reduce the body's immunity of patients with advanced renal cancer. At the same time, because chemotherapy cannot completely kill cancer cells, cancer cells will replicate and spread very quickly when the body's immunity of renal cancer patients is very low, resulting in a continuous increase in cancer cells in patients with advanced renal cancer, falling into a vicious circle.

Chemotherapy is a very common treatment for tumors, but chemotherapy is useless for some patients with kidney cancer. If chemotherapy is ineffective for kidney cancer, other treatments can be chosen, such as multicellular biological therapy. Multicellular biological therapy uses "infusion" treatment, which is easy, fast and painless technology for treating kidney cancer.

As for the selection of auxiliary tumor multi-cellular immunotherapy techniques for kidney cancer patients, it depends on the patients at different stages. Cellular immunotherapy applied about one week after kidney cancer surgery can effectively remove the tiny lesions left over from surgery and remove free cancer cells in the blood or lymphatic circulation, thereby preventing tumor recurrence and metastasis; at the same time, it can improve the patient's anti-tumor immune function and reduce the incidence of various infections.