What are the risks of right renal hamartoma?

Right renal hamartoma is a benign tumor of the kidney, more common in women, that is, women are more frequent, the harm to the human body mainly depends on the size and location of the renal hamartoma. First, right renal hamartoma in small, there is no obvious harm to the human body, there are no symptoms. Second, the more dangerous is the right renal hamartoma spontaneous rupture caused by bleeding, this situation is more critical, need emergency treatment. Third, produce compression, such as compression to the renal collection system, resulting in poor urine excretion, hydronephrosis and compression to surrounding organs such as intestinal tract. Right renal hamartoma patients should be regular physical examination every year, can be more easily screened out of these hamartoma. If it is less than 4 cm, it can be observed regularly. If it exceeds 4 cm, treatment is recommended, including surgery and other radiofrequency ablation.