What are the symptoms of renal cancer patients

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In medicine, renal cell carcinoma is also called renal cell carcinoma. This kind of disease can occur in any part of human renal parenchyma. The symptoms and clinical manifestations of advanced renal cell carcinoma are changeable, and it is easy to be misdiagnosed as other diseases. The location of the kidney is relatively hidden, and the main contact with the outside world is urine. Therefore, hematuria is the most common symptom of renal cell carcinoma. But the appearance of hematuria must be in the rear of the tumor invasion of the renal pelvis, it is possible, therefore, this is not the early symptoms. For a long time, hematuria pain and lumbar mass have been referred to as renal cancer triad.

What are the symptoms of renal cancer patients

Because renal cell carcinoma is a kind of high malignant tumor, many patients have obvious signs of emaciation, anemia, low fever, loss of appetite and other cachexia when they go to the doctor. Sometimes they may have lung and bone metastasis, or they may go to the doctor because of pathological fracture. Clinically, there are some renal cancer patients without hematuria, but there is obvious anemia, which means that in addition to hematuria, there are some other reasons related to anemia.

There are many renal cancer patients with mass will appear in the waist, or the upper abdomen, but because the position of the kidney is better than that of the parents, abdominal palpation can not touch, for some patients with emaciated body can touch the hard mass, nodular or uneven.

The second symptom is metastasis. Most of the metastatic symptoms occur in patients with advanced renal cancer. His symptoms are only bone pain, fracture, cough and hemoptysis, which will increase the difficulty of treatment for patients with renal cancer. His third symptom is cancer cell metastasis. There are three ways of cancer cell metastasis: local invasion, hematogenous dissemination and lymph node metastasis

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The fourth symptom of renal cell carcinoma is local invasion. Invasion of the perirenal fascia and adjacent organs and tissues of the kidney, such as adrenal gland, colon, liver, peritoneum, magic thread, etc., can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, anorexia and bloody stool.