Can kidney cancer cure early

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Renal cell carcinoma, also known as renal adenocarcinoma, originates from the epithelial cells of urinary tubules. Renal cell carcinoma accounts for about 80% - 90% of adult malignant tumors. It is the most common renal tumor in adults. So, can early renal cancer be cured? Let's take a specific look.

Can kidney cancer cure early

First: the first choice for early renal cell carcinoma is surgical treatment, which can be combined with biological immunotherapy to prevent metastasis and recurrence after operation.

Second: biotherapy can be carried out about half a month after operation. Biotherapy mainly uses the proliferation and activation of patients' autoimmune cells to form DC cells that can recognize and search cancer cells and CIK cells that can directly kill cancer cells. Finally, they are reinfused into patients' bodies to remove residual lesions and microcarcinoma cells after operation, effectively prevent and control metastasis and recurrence, and at the same time, produce tumor cells It is the first choice of systemic anticancer therapy for renal cell carcinoma.

Third, there is no need for chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the early stage. These lethal treatments will destroy the patient's constitution and give cancer cells an opportunity to take advantage of. The earlier the treatment, the higher the possibility of cure.

matters needing attention

The cure rate of early renal cancer is very high. Patients with early renal cancer generally have no symptoms, no pain or discomfort. However, hematuria is a very prominent symptom in the early stage of renal cancer. Hematuria is characterized by no pain when urinating, which is called painless hematuria. If more bleeding, urine red or light pink, has been able to find blood in urine, which must cause attention.