Is kidney cancer prone to recurrence after surgery?

Kidney cancer is already a common and fatal disease, but because the onset of kidney cancer is relatively hidden, many people do not know much about kidney cancer. In fact, there are many types of kidney cancer. To ensure the treatment effect of kidney cancer, everyone should find a method that suits them and learn to prescribe the right medicine. It is also very recurrent. What are the causes of recurrence?

One of the reasons is that the surgery is not thorough enough. If we only focus on the immediate effect and reduce the scope of radical surgery for kidney cancer from the perspective of trauma, a small amount of cancerous tissue or metastatic lymph nodes that are difficult to detect with the naked eye will remain in the abdominal cavity. What is more serious is that comprehensive treatment is ignored. Even if the patient recovers well after the operation, the cancer will still recur after a period of time.
2 Reason 2: Some kidney cancer patients have decreased immunity and weakened immune defense function (the body's immune cells have a reduced ability to identify and kill cancer cells; coupled with the impact of surgical trauma and anesthesia on the body's resistance, these patients have even lower immunity after surgery). After surgery, the patient's immunity should be improved in a timely manner. If the immunity cannot be effectively improved, they often have tumor recurrence after surgery; even if a more thorough radical cure is performed, recurrence is likely to occur in the long term after surgery.