Can ascites caused by kidney cancer be cured?

The symptoms of ascites in patients with kidney cancer are usually caused by the accumulation of tumors in the patient's body to the peritoneum over the years, forming malignant ascites. The symptoms of ascites in late-stage kidney cancer are characterized by stubbornness, large volume, and recurrence. So can ascites in kidney cancer be cured? Let's find out together.

Draining ascites is one of the commonly used treatments for patients with advanced renal cancer. It can reduce the amount of ascites in the patient's abdominal cavity in a short period of time and relieve the patient's symptoms. However, ascites is highly recurrent, so recurrent symptoms often occur. Long-term drainage of ascites can cause patients to have hypoproteinemia, affecting their physical condition. Chemotherapy is a common method for treating ascites in advanced renal cancer. Patients can use chemotherapy if conditions permit, mainly through intravenous and arterial administration to treat ascites, which can alleviate the patient's symptoms and facilitate the patient's physical recovery.
For patients with advanced renal cancer who experience ascites, the drug can treat the patient's ascites symptoms both symptomatically and fundamentally, enhance the patient's immune ability, reduce the toxic and side effects of Western medicine treatment, enhance the therapeutic effect of ascites in the advanced renal cancer, improve the patient's quality of life, and effectively prolong the patient's life.