Kidney cancer and uremia is a disease

Renal cell carcinoma and uremia belong to two completely different diseases. Renal cell carcinoma is a malignant tumor that occurs in the kidney. It is mainly a renal space-occupying lesion. It is discovered by imaging such as color Doppler ultrasound or CT. Treatment requires surgery, or radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Generally, the prognosis is poor. Uremia is the stage when all chronic kidney diseases develop to the end stage and kidney function is seriously damaged. It is mainly due to kidney drainage, detoxification and other functional disorders, causing toxins, fluid accumulation in the body, anemia, elevated blood pressure and other complications. Dialysis or kidney transplantation is required for treatment. If dialysis is sufficient and there are no serious complications, the patient's life expectancy will be longer.