Pictures of early symptoms of female kidney cancer

Kidney cancer is a disease that affects different groups of people. The symptoms of kidney cancer in women are somewhat different from those in men. So what are the early symptoms of kidney cancer in women?

The early symptoms of kidney cancer are: each person's condition is different in the early stage of kidney cancer. Some people have no obvious symptoms. At present, more than 40% of kidney cancers in clinical medicine are discovered accidentally due to health examinations or other reasons. There are no obvious symptoms or clinical symptoms, and the detection rate is gradually increasing. Most of them are early stage diseases with a good prognosis. Regular routine checkups are important.

2. Main systemic manifestations: 10% to 40% of patients develop paraneoplastic syndrome, which is mainly manifested by hypertension, anemia, weight loss, cachexia, fever, polycythemia, abnormal liver function, hypercalcemia, hyperglycemia, rapid erythrocyte sedimentation rate, neuromuscular degeneration, amyloid degeneration, galactorrhea, and abnormal coagulation function. Varicocele or enlarged abdominal veins occur in approximately 2% to 3% of cases.

3. Migratory diseases: About 10% of patients seek medical treatment for migratory diseases. 30% of the medical records in face-to-face consultations have metastasis, and patients may seek medical treatment for bone pain, fractures, cough, hemoptysis and other symptoms caused by tumor metastasis. The clinical symptoms of kidney cancer are varied. If you have the above symptoms, consult a specialist immediately and conduct necessary corresponding examinations. You must not make subjective assumptions, and you must not rely on luck.

What is the cause of kidney cancer?

(1) Smoking: Many innovative observations have found that smoking is a major cause of kidney cancer. The relative risk (RR) of renal cancer in smokers is 2, and those who have smoked for more than 30 years and smoke tobacco with unfiltered cigarette holders have an increased risk of renal cancer.

(2) Occupation: There are reports that workers in metal shops, printing and packaging industries, coke workers, dry cleaners, and petrochemical product workers have an increased risk of kidney cancer incidence and death.

(III) Radiation: A statistical analysis showed that 26 of 124 tumors caused by the use of a weak alpha particle radioactive substance were localized in the kidney. However, there are no reports on the correlation between radiation exposure and kidney cancer in radiation workers and nuclear bomb victims.

So I believe everyone understands this issue. It is recommended that if kidney cancer is found, it is best to receive treatment immediately, otherwise the patient's life will be threatened.