Can kidney cancer be sexually transmitted?

People's living standards have improved a lot now, and their daily diet is rich in nutrition. However, the incidence of kidney cancer has increased instead of decreased. We have found in clinic that the number of new cases of kidney cancer in the past five years has increased several times compared with 20 years ago. Moreover, some of these patients were found during physical examinations without any symptoms. It is collectively called "incidental kidney cancer" internationally, and clinically also called "small kidney cancer" (less than 4 cm).

Can kidney cancer be transmitted to other people? The answer is that kidney cancer is not contagious.
So, what issues should we pay attention to regarding kidney cancer?
It is currently believed that kidney cancer is closely related to the patient's decreased immunity. Those who often catch colds may have decreased immunity, which must be taken seriously. In modern society, while enjoying improved living standards, people also pay a corresponding price, such as high work pressure, long-term staying up late, or lack of exercise in a relatively closed office building for a long time; and excessive entertainment, such as playing mahjong in a closed and unventilated room, and actively or passively smoking, may lead to a decrease in one's own immunity, thus the possibility of kidney cancer. In addition, long-term exposure to harmful exhaust gas (containing lead, cadmium, etc.) in places with a lot of cars may also be an important cause of decreased immunity, so the general public, especially the elderly, should try to avoid leisure and entertainment in the above-mentioned places.