Patient's question:
Blood in urine has already started. More than a year ago, I had two targeted treatment surgeries. Now the disease has recurred, and I am scheduled for surgery tomorrow. I am very anxious. How is kidney cancer treated?Doctor's answer:
Nephrectomy is the essential surgery for renal cell carcinoma, either partial or radical. Postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy are not very effective and are not recommended. If there is partial involvement or the possibility of divergence, autoimmune preparations such as interleukin and interferon can be used. For further consultation, patients can visit a tumor hospital. The daily treatment for renal cell carcinoma patients is mainly symptomatic treatment. Patients can take some oral medications and supplement with vitamins, while also maintaining regular sleep patterns and avoiding alcohol. We hope renal cell carcinoma patients can recover as soon as possible.