Is hematuria caused by kidney cancer contagious?

Hematuria is the second most common symptom of kidney cancer. It is usually visible to the naked eye. There is a burning sensation when urinating blood, accompanied by slight pain. Urinating blood is uncomfortable and often occurs intermittently and repeatedly. So is hematuria caused by kidney cancer contagious? Let's introduce it to you.

Kidney cancer is definitely not contagious because it occurs mainly due to the uncontrolled growth of kidney cells. These uncontrolled cells are equivalent to foreign bodies in other people's bodies and will be quickly eliminated, so it is not contagious.
It is not contagious. Modern medicine has confirmed that kidney cancer, like other malignant tumors, is hereditary. Genetic factors are a predisposing factor for kidney cancer that cannot be ignored. However, this does not mean that kidney cancer is definitely hereditary. In other words, having a family history of kidney cancer does not mean that you will definitely get kidney cancer, but the probability of getting kidney cancer is slightly higher than that of the average person. A survey study found that hereditary kidney cancer only accounts for about 4% of all kidney cancers, and the incidence of kidney cancer is also closely related to living environment, eating habits, living habits, chronic diseases, etc.