Kidney cancer can cause lung metastasis

If kidney cancer patients are in the early stage, radical nephrectomy and nephron-sparing surgery can be performed in time after the disease, so that the disease can be controlled, and lung metastasis usually does not occur. If kidney cancer patients are in the middle and late stages, there is no active treatment after the disease, so that cancer cells continue to proliferate or spread, which will spread to the lungs and lung metastasis.

Patients with kidney cancer need to closely observe urine output in daily life, and also need to monitor for bleeding, pneumothorax and other conditions.