Most early-stage kidney cancers can be cured

One of the most prominent early symptoms is hematuria. This hematuria has a characteristic that it is painless when urinating, which is the so-called painless hematuria. If there is a lot of bleeding, the urine is red or light pink, and hematuria can be found, this must be taken seriously. Patients who can see hematuria indicate that kidney cancer has invaded the renal pelvis and renal calyces, and it is no longer the earliest symptom.

There is another type of hematuria, that is, the hematuria cannot be seen with the naked eye. When a microscope examination is performed in the hospital, an increase in red blood cells is found. This is microscopic hematuria. Microscopic hematuria that occurs without any reason and does not improve with general drug treatment should also be taken seriously.

This type of hematuria is an early signal of kidney cancer. It is most meaningful for patients to seek medical treatment during this period and receive timely and detailed examinations.

Kidney cancer patients have intermittent hematuria. After a few days of continuous hematuria, it can be relieved naturally. It is also possible that some medicines can temporarily stop the bleeding. Often, patients will ignore it and think that the disease is cured. They will not take detailed examinations in time. When hematuria appears again or other symptoms appear, they will not pay attention to it. In fact, it has been delayed for several months or more than a year. During this period, the tumor continues to grow and erode the surrounding kidneys. The consequences for the patient are not good. The painful lesson is profound. Therefore, when patients find hematuria, no matter under what conditions, they should go to a regular hospital for detailed examination. Do not be careless or have a fluke mentality and harm yourself. You must go through a detailed specialist examination to confirm that there is no tumor or other reasons before you can rest assured, otherwise there will be misdiagnosis. Kidney cancer patients do not have pain symptoms in the early stage. When they feel pain, it means that the tumor is already in the late stage. Therefore, experts remind that you must not wait for pain to appear before seeing a doctor to prevent delaying the disease.