Experts will help you understand the clinical symptoms of advanced renal cancer

As a malignant tumor disease, kidney cancer seriously affects the life safety of patients, especially its characteristic of having no obvious clinical symptoms. Many kidney cancer patients cannot find symptoms until the disease enters the late stage . At this time, it has seriously affected the treatment effect and the life safety of patients. Let us now understand the symptoms of advanced kidney cancer.

The obvious symptoms of advanced renal cancer are fever of unknown cause, or metastasis when just discovered, fatigue, weight loss, loss of appetite, anemia, cough, hemoptysis and other lung symptoms. In addition, the effects of renal adenocarcinoma are caused by tumor endocrine activity, including polycythemia, hypertension, hypotension, hypercalcemia, and fever syndrome. Although these systemic, toxic and endocrine effects are non-specific, about 30% of patients first have many mixed manifestations. Then lead to organ failure.

In addition, most of the symptoms of late-stage renal cancer will appear. The clinical symptoms of renal cancer vary and are easily confused with other diseases. The kidney is hidden and its main connection with the outside world is urine. Therefore, hematuria is the most common symptom of renal cancer. However, hematuria can only occur after the tumor invades the renal pelvis, so it is not an early symptom. For many years, hematuria, pain and mass have been called the "triad" of renal cancer. Most patients have one or two symptoms when they seek medical treatment. About 10% of patients have all three symptoms, and it is rarely possible to cure.

Although advanced renal cancer is difficult to cure, reasonable treatment methods can still effectively control the disease and prolong the patient's survival period. Patients with advanced renal cancer should not lose confidence.

For more information, please visit the kidney cancer disease special website at http://www..com.cn/zhongliu/sa/ or consult an expert for free. The expert will then give a detailed answer based on the patient's specific situation.