Can advanced renal cancer with bone metastasis be cured?

Can bone metastasis of late-stage renal cancer still be cured? This question is often asked by many renal cancer patients. Renal cancer is a common malignant tumor of the kidney. As the disease continues to worsen, it will get closer and closer to the serious late stage, which is also a serious stage of renal cancer. At this time, renal cancer bone metastasis will also occur, which is a disease characteristic of renal cancer. So, can bone metastasis of late-stage renal cancer still be cured?

Since the late stage of renal cancer is the most serious period of the entire process of renal cancer development, and bone metastasis occurs at the same time, the treatment of renal cancer at this time is different from that of some other cancers. Traditional chemotherapy or radiotherapy does not play a big role in renal cancer, so biological treatment of cancer is particularly important. If renal cancer patients do not receive treatment or only receive surgical treatment, their survival period is only about 3 months to 2 years; if the correct adjuvant treatment is used, the survival period of renal cancer patients will be extended by at least one to three years.

Can bone metastasis of late-stage renal cancer be cured? Renal cancer is a malignant tumor that originates from the renal cell carcinoma of the renal tubule and collecting tubule epithelial system. The incidence and mortality of renal cancer in my country have been rising significantly in recent years. Renal cancer is very easy to metastasize in the late stage, and its metastatic sites are mainly the lungs and bones. According to experts from the Beijing Second Hospital, bone metastasis patients account for 20% to 25% of all patients with metastatic symptoms, and the bone metastasis rate among patients who died of renal cancer is as high as 40%. Even after surgery for early-stage renal cancer, 20% to 30% will still have metastasis to different parts of the body. All of this seriously affects the quality of life of renal cancer patients.

In addition, the treatment of bone metastasis of advanced renal cancer still depends on the individual situation of the patient, because the location and severity of bone metastasis are different. The spine, pelvis and proximal bones of the limbs are common sites of renal cancer bone metastasis. The specific manifestations are: the pain at the lesion site is very severe and unbearable; the osteolytic bone can be seen to be destroyed through X-rays; pathological fractures occur, and severe cases may even cause paralysis. The pain that renal cancer bone metastasis brings to patients is completely unimaginable, and the patient's living standard is also quite low, resulting in subconscious resistance to treatment, and even aversion to life in severe cases, which is not very favorable for treatment. If a patient with renal cancer has bone metastasis, then it is necessary to relieve the patient's pain, prolong the patient's life cycle and improve the patient's quality of life, and provide effective comprehensive treatment to the patient.

Regarding the question that everyone is concerned about, "Can bone metastasis of advanced renal cancer be cured?", the above is our introduction. I believe that everyone has a simple understanding of the treatment of bone metastasis of advanced renal cancer. With the increase in the incidence of renal cancer in recent years, people have paid more attention to and understood more about renal cancer than before, and they also know what kind of disease renal cancer is. Regarding the treatment of renal cancer, the sooner the better, especially when there is no metastasis. I hope that patients can seize the best treatment opportunity and actively treat it.