What medicine should I take after being discharged from the hospital after early renal cancer resection

What medicine should I take after being discharged from the hospital after early renal cancer resection?

After being discharged from the hospital after early renal cancer resection, patients usually take drugs such as amoxicillin capsules, sorafenib tosylate tablets, and axitinib tablets.

Details are as follows:

1. Amoxicillin capsules:

The formation of kidney cancer is related to genetic factors, obesity, and bad living habits. As the tumor volume increases, it will compress the surrounding tissues and affect the normal function of the kidneys, causing symptoms such as hematuria and low back pain. Early stage diseases can generally be treated under the guidance of doctors through renal tumor resection and partial nephrectomy. This surgical method is a traumatic surgery. After the operation, amoxicillin capsules should be taken under the guidance of doctors, which can play a significant anti-inflammatory role and help prevent and treat postoperative infections.

2. Sorafenib tablets: Toluenesulfonic acid:

After being discharged from the hospital after early renal resection, patients still need to take sorafenib tosylate tablets under the guidance of a doctor. After standardized application of the drug, its drug ingredients can play a role in clearing renal tumor cells and help improve the success rate of surgery.

3. Axitinib tablets:

Axitinib is a common targeted drug whose drug components can directly reach the tumor site. After standardized use, the drug can prevent the spread and recurrence of kidney cancer.

In addition to the common medicines mentioned above, there are also cefuroxime granules, cefuroxime axetil granules, etc. No matter which medicine you take, you should use it strictly according to the doctor's advice.