What are the methods for kidney cancer examination

What are the methods for checking kidney cancer? Kidney cancer is a malignant tumor of the urinary system. Once many people suffer from this disease, they think that there is no way to cure it, and thus become anxious and irritable, making the condition worse. In fact, modern medicine can cure this disease.

1. Meridian examination Meridian constitution tumor elimination method found that most patients with kidney cancer have meridian stasis in the kidney meridian, bladder meridian and lower abdomen, forming hard lumps of meridian stasis. Meridian blockage leads to spleen deficiency and kidney deficiency, and toxins in the body cannot be eliminated smoothly. Long-term stasis blocks the meridians. Meridian stasis forms nodules, lumps, and hard lumps, and kidney cancer occurs. The meridians are blocked and the condensed lumps make it impossible to eliminate carcinogens in the body, so kidney cancer occurs. When palpated, patients have large lumps in the lower abdomen and bladder meridian, kidney meridian, bladder point, and kidney point. These lumps are the lumps that block the meridians. Therefore, the main tasks of treatment should be to dredge the meridians and regulate the functions of the internal organs.
2. Modern medical examination and diagnosis
1. General examination: Hematuria is an important symptom of kidney disease. In bilateral renal tumors, the total renal function usually remains unchanged, but the erythrocyte sedimentation rate increases. Some patients with renal cancer do not have bone metastasis, but may have symptoms of hypercalcemia and increased serum calcium levels. After renal cancer resection, the symptoms are quickly relieved and the blood calcium returns to normal. Sometimes it may develop into liver dysfunction, which can return to normal if the tumor kidney is removed.
2. X-ray angiography (1) Plain X-ray film: Plain X-ray films can show that the kidney is enlarged and its contour is changed. Occasionally, there is tumor calcification, which may be localized or widespread flocculent shadows within the tumor. It may also form calcification lines or shells around the tumor. Kidney cancer is more common in young people.