Causes of recurrence of kidney cancer

Kidney cancer is also a common disease with a relatively high mortality rate. After the operation, many people think that everything is safe and the daily taboos have been lifted. However, do you know? After a successful kidney cancer operation, if there is a lack of necessary and reasonable kidney cancer care, kidney cancer will still revive and come back.

1. Daily stress. According to experts, stress is the main cause of physical fatigue, decreased immune function, endocrine disorders, acid deposition in the body, and cancer. Therefore, maintain a good mental state, combine work and rest, and relax your tense nerves.

2. Relaxation treatment. In clinical practice, we often encounter some patients who think that everything is fine after achieving complete remission from treatment, thus relaxing treatment, no longer taking medication and follow-up examinations on time, and reducing or even not contacting doctors at all. When relapse occurs, it is often too late to regret.

3. Unpredictable living habits. Chinese medicine believes that an important point of keeping in good health is to "go to bed early and get up early, and have a regular daily routine", which means that people should have a regular life, which is beneficial to health. However, many young people are immersed in the bright lights and wine from morning to night, forgetting to rest, forgetting to eat normally, drinking excessively, and smoking. This leads to a decrease in the body's resistance, and patients take advantage of the opportunity to enter. This is one of the reasons for the recurrence of kidney cancer.

4. Bad mood. According to traditional Chinese medicine, if a person is often overly angry, depressed, and irritable, it is easy to cause poor blood circulation in the body, dysfunction of internal organs, and induce recurrence of the disease. Therefore, whether it is a kidney cancer patient or a patient with other cancers, they need to keep a good mood and face everything and everyone with a normal mind.

Patients with kidney cancer know the hardships of being rescued from the brink of death, so they understand the preciousness of life and the beauty of life. In this case, they should not be bothered by daily trivialities and maintain an optimistic and open-minded attitude. After all, they have died once and should be more open-minded about the little things in life.