What are the specific complications of kidney cancer patients

What are the main complications of kidney cancer? With the increasing incidence of kidney cancer, kidney cancer patients are becoming more and more common in our lives. As a result, many families' lives are becoming increasingly gloomy and losing their former colors. If it is discovered early, how to treat it in time, it is very important to understand the complications of kidney cancer.

What are the main complications of kidney cancer? In response to such questions, oncologists give us a detailed introduction as follows:

Pain: Patients with kidney cancer often feel abdominal pain or dull pain; renal pelvic tumors only cause renal colic when they cause hydronephrosis or hematuria; nephroblastoma generally does not cause pain. This is one of the early complications of kidney cancer. If patients have complications such as abdominal pain, they must go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment, and do not delay treatment.

Tumor: If you feel a hard, uneven tumor in the waist or abdomen, it means that the tumor of kidney cancer has become larger. Some children aged 1 to 3 years old may also develop renal embryonal tumors.

Hematuria: The appearance of hematuria indicates that the tumor has invaded the back of the renal pelvis. Hematuria is often painless and intermittent. The whole process of hematuria is visible to the naked eye, and the interval shortens as the lesion progresses. When renal cancer bleeds a lot, it may be accompanied by renal colic, which is often caused by blood clots passing through the ureter. The blood clots in renal cancer hematuria may form strips due to passing through the ureter; the degree of hematuria has nothing to do with the size of renal cancer. Renal cancer can sometimes manifest as persistent microscopic hematuria. This is the most common early complication of renal cancer.

Systemic poisoning complications: Kidney cancer patients first show systemic poisoning complications, such as weight loss, anemia, weakness, etc. Ten to twenty percent of kidney cancer patients have varying degrees of symptoms.

Through the oncologist's introduction to the question "What are the main complications of kidney cancer?", I believe you have already understood that kidney cancer is a terrible malignant tumor disease. It is recommended that friends should do a good job of disease prevention in daily life. For the treatment of kidney cancer, it is recommended to combine traditional Chinese medicine in time to improve the chance of treatment and prolong the patient's life.