Why does kidney cancer cause swelling all over the body?

Kidney cancer is a malignant tumor. Generalized edema caused by kidney cancer is renal function damage caused by kidney cancer. For renal function tests and urine routine tests, if creatinine and urine protein are found to be higher than normal, renal function damage is required. For drugs that need to protect the kidneys, if there is hypoproteinemia, albumin transfusion needs to be improved. The first choice for kidney cancer is surgical treatment. If surgery is not possible, interventional embolization therapy or targeted drug therapy is required.

Kidney cancer symptoms

The location of kidney cancer lesions and the symptoms caused by different stages are also different. Kidney cancer lesions are located in the nature of the kidney, and the early symptoms are not obvious. But when the lesions are located in the renal pelvis, painless hematuria will occur. Advanced kidney cancer may cause pain, persistent hematuria, anemia due to tumor progression, and in severe cases, kidney damage. For early and mid-stage kidney cancer, surgery is the main treatment. Advanced kidney cancer mainly uses interventional embolization therapy, interferon therapy, and targeted drug therapy.

How to treat dual lesions of renal cancer?

Renal cancer, as a malignant tumor lesion of the urinary system, usually has more single lesions, just as this multiple lesions may indicate the progression of the disease or have two lesions themselves. Generally speaking, since there are two lesions in the kidney confined to the renal capsule, this lesion can be further treated with surgery. The surgical method is generally unilateral radical nephrectomy, and the postoperative pathology can determine the stage and type. Renal cancer is mainly further treated with physical immunotherapy using interferon, or interleukin treatment, some of which belong to targeted drugs and other treatment methods.