Will renal hamartoma cause hematuria? Renal hamartoma will cause four symptoms

Renal hamartoma is caused by lesions of blood vessels, adipose tissue and smooth muscle in a certain proportion. It is also an autosomal dominant genetic disease with a familial tendency. When symptoms appear, the tumor has developed to a certain extent. Common symptoms of renal hamartoma include pain, hematuria, high blood pressure and some digestive tract symptoms. In severe cases, shock may occur.

Renal hamartomas develop rapidly and often metastasize, so the tumors not only grow in the kidneys, but also appear in other organs, such as the heart, lungs, eyes, etc. It was previously believed that renal hamartomas were rare, but in recent years, with the development of medical technology, the detection rate of the disease has also increased year by year. There are often no symptoms in the early stages of renal hamartomas, and when symptoms appear, the tumor has already developed to a certain size. So, what are the symptoms of renal hamartomas? Will renal hamartomas cause hematuria?

1. Renal hamartoma can cause hematuria. When the tumor grows in the central part of the kidney and compresses the capillaries, routine urine test results may show occult blood; or when a larger tumor suddenly ruptures, hematuria may also occur.

2. In the early stage, most patients have no obvious symptoms. If they have any, they will only experience mild pain, which is usually dull or dull, so it is often ignored. As the tumor grows, it will compress the duodenum, stomach and other organs, causing digestive discomfort, such as bloating, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, etc.

3. If a large hamartoma suddenly ruptures, the patient will experience pain in the waist and abdomen and heavy bleeding. In patients with severe heavy bleeding or when the tumor is large enough, a mass can be felt in the abdomen, and those who cannot stop the bleeding in time may even experience shock symptoms.

4. If you also suffer from tuberous sclerosis, you will show obvious extra-renal symptoms, such as butterfly-shaped sebaceous adenomas, epilepsy and intellectual decline.

The above are the symptoms of renal hamartoma. Most small hamartomas have no symptoms and can only be found during ultrasound or CT scans. If the above symptoms occur, you need to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. After the diagnosis is confirmed, you must actively cooperate with the treatment. In daily life, you should pay attention to a light diet, eat less foods with high fat tissue content, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, strengthen exercise, and maintain good physical fitness.