Does early stage of renal cancer affect reproductive health?

The symptoms of early kidney cancer are generally not obvious, which leads to the fact that most patients are unable to effectively detect kidney cancer early and actively prevent and treat it. Kidney cancer is one of the malignant tumors with a high incidence rate. The harm to patients is self-evident. So, will early kidney cancer affect reproductive health?

Kidney cancer should be treated as early as possible. The longer it is delayed, the more detrimental it is to the condition. Because there is a fetus in the abdomen, not to mention surgery, even interventional treatment cannot be performed. Most kidney cancer patients are asymptomatic kidney cancer discovered during health examinations, and these patients account for more than half of the total number of kidney cancer patients. The most common symptoms of symptomatic kidney cancer patients are low back pain and hematuria. A small number of patients come to the hospital for treatment due to abdominal masses.
Kidney cancer is not an easy disease to treat, so everyone must have a full understanding of kidney cancer. Since the symptoms of early kidney cancer are hidden, everyone must understand the causes of early kidney cancer and carry out targeted prevention and treatment, which can greatly reduce the incidence of kidney cancer and avoid the occurrence of kidney cancer or the aggravation of the disease.