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Kidney cancer develops when cells in your kidneys grow out of control. Learn common symptoms and causes and about how kidney cancer is diagnosed and treatments of kidney cancer. A kidney cancer diagnosis can be frightening, heart-breaking, and infuriating. Kidney cancer treatment, like most malignancies, is more effective when detected early. Discuss your alternatives with your doctor.<br>
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KidneyCancer • Kidney cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the kidneys. Your kidneys are two bean-shaped organs that are around the size of your fist. They are situated behind your abdominal organs, one on each side of your spine. • Renal cell carcinoma is the most frequent type of kidney cancer in adults. Other kinds of kidney cancer that are less common can develop. Wilms’ tumor, a kind of kidney cancer, is more common in young children. • Kidney cancer appears to be becoming more common. One cause for this could be the increased usage of imaging techniques such as computed tomography (CT) scans. These tests may result in the inadvertent detection of more kidney cancers.
Symptoms Of Kidney Cancer • Blood in your urine, which could be pink, red, or cola-colored • Intractable pain in your back or side • Appetite loss • Unknown cause of weight loss • Tiredness • Fever
Causes Of Kidney Cancer • The elderly: As you become older, your chances of developing kidney cancer rise. • Smoking: Smokers are more likely than non-smokers to develop kidney cancer. After you leave, the risk reduces. • Obesity: Obese people have a higher risk of developing kidney cancer than people who are of a healthy weight. • Excessive blood pressure (hypertension): High blood pressure raises your chances of developing kidney cancer. • Kidney failure treatment: People who get long-term dialysis for chronic renal failure are more likely to develop kidney cancer. • Some inherited syndromes: People who are born with certain genetic disorders may be at a higher risk of developing kidney cancer.
Treatment Of Kidney Cancer • Surgery to remove the malignancy is usually the first step in treating kidney cancer. This may be the sole treatment required for malignancies of the kidney. Additional therapies may be recommended if the malignancy has progressed beyond the kidney. • Improving your health may help lower your chance of kidney cancer. To lessen your risk, attempt the following: • Stop smoking • Keep a healthy weight • Keep your blood pressure under control
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