Can renal cancer bone metastasis be treated with surgery?

Can renal cancer bone metastasis be treated with surgery?

1. Whether or not renal cancer bone metastasis can be treated with surgery depends on the patient's physical condition. If the patient is eligible for surgery, surgery is generally possible. If the patient is not eligible for surgery, surgery is generally not possible.

2. Bone metastasis of renal cancer is a more common disease, which mainly refers to the metastasis of cancer cells and invasion of bones. If the patient's immune function is not too poor and there is no obvious abnormal discomfort, it can generally be treated with radical nephrectomy or renal unit preservation surgery. However, if the patient has physical intolerance, generally after surgery, it is likely to lead to lower immune function, which is not only not conducive to physical recovery, but may also aggravate the development of the disease, so try to avoid surgical treatment.

3. Kidney cancer is usually caused by the transformation of benign tumors into cancer, or it may be caused by genetic factors. After bone metastasis, it may cause symptoms such as hematuria and local pain. In addition to surgical treatment, adjuvant treatment can also be combined with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy usually help control the metastasis of cancer cells.

4. Patients with renal cancer bone metastasis should try to be treated in regular hospitals to avoid certain risks. At the same time, they also need to eat more nutritious foods, such as millet porridge, eggs, etc., to supplement the nutrients needed by the body.