What are the symptoms of renal hamartoma? The symptoms of different degrees of renal hamartoma vary.

Renal hamartoma does not have significant symptoms in the early stages, but will be more prominent in the middle and late stages. Common symptoms include proteinuria, hematuria, renal dysfunction, etc. At this time, the patient's condition will be more serious. It is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for relevant examinations, cooperate with the doctor for treatment, and change your bad habits at the same time, so that there will be better treatment effects.

In life, people are less aware of renal hamartoma and usually do not pay attention to the "help signals" sent by the body. Therefore, when people find themselves suffering from this disease, it is often already very serious. Therefore, it is very necessary to understand the relevant aspects of the disease and its pathogenesis and main symptoms. Today, we will introduce this disease around the main symptoms of renal hamartoma at different stages.

The main symptoms of renal hamartoma at different stages are as follows:

1. Early stage: Renal hamartoma is relatively small in the early stage and grows relatively slowly, so there are basically no obvious symptoms.

2. Middle and late stages: As the growth rate of renal hamartoma gradually accelerates and the number gradually increases, its main symptoms gradually appear.

Pain in the waist and abdomen. This is mainly because the gradual enlargement of the renal hamartoma causes the kidney to swell or expand, which will compress the patient's other organs and cause pain. Due to the large size of the renal hamartoma, the kidney will become heavier and fall under the influence of gravity. At this time, the patient will also feel a certain amount of pain.

Hematuria. This mainly occurs when a large renal hamartoma ruptures suddenly, and usually occurs periodically. When it occurs, the patient often feels aggravated back pain, which is unbearable. After it occurs, the patient should try not to do strenuous exercise or heavy physical work, as this will aggravate the situation.

Hypertension. This is mainly caused by the large size of renal hamartoma, which puts pressure on the kidneys and other organs. Usually, hypertension is a complication of renal hamartoma, which has a greater impact on the patient's body.

The above is an introduction to the main symptoms of renal hamartoma at different stages. Since the main cause of renal hamartoma has not yet been found, maintaining good health and developing good living habits are the best prevention methods that people can currently do, and they need to go to the hospital for regular physical examinations. If you have the habit of alcoholism and staying up late, it is recommended to quit these bad habits and pay attention to your physical condition. This will not only prevent the occurrence of the disease to a certain extent, but also greatly improve your quality of life.