Is there anyone who can live for decades with kidney cancer?

If kidney cancer is discovered early and the malignancy is low, the survival period after early treatment is relatively long, and it is very likely to live for decades. Therefore, it is recommended to have regular physical examinations and actively treat kidney cancer after it is discovered.

Kidney cancer is clinically divided into different pathological types, among which renal cell carcinoma is the most common, and the common subtype of renal cell carcinoma is clear cell carcinoma. Kidney cancer usually follows the TNM staging system clinically, which is divided into stage I, stage II, stage III, and stage IV according to tumor characteristics, lymph node range, and whether it has distant metastasis. For patients with kidney cancer, stage I is usually the lightest level. For patients with stage I kidney cancer, it is very likely that they will live for decades through surgical treatment and postoperative biological immunotherapy.

Kidney cancer usually has no specific symptoms in the early stage. It is usually discovered through physical examination and then further diagnosed. In the later stage, abnormal urination, pain, lumps, etc. may occur. It is recommended to have a physical examination in time. Through early detection and early treatment of kidney cancer, patients may survive for decades.