The three most common symptoms of bone metastasis in patients with renal cancer

The chance of renal cancer metastases to the bone is very high, and many patients with mid- to late-stage renal cancer will experience related symptoms due to bone metastasis. Bone metastasis in patients with renal cancer occurs early, and the location of metastasis varies, and can be found in almost any part of the human body. Severe pain, weight loss, and general fatigue are three common symptoms of bone metastasis in patients with renal cancer.

1. Severe bone pain

When kidney cancer patients have bone metastasis, they will experience severe bone pain, which is also the most common symptom of bone metastasis. Patients with advanced kidney cancer are often exhausted by the pain, which is the most unbearable symptom for cancer patients.

2. Weight loss

When renal cancer patients develop bone metastasis, the cancer cells will intensify their engulfment of normal cells, which seriously affects the metabolism of other normal cell tissues, causing a large number of normal cells to be engulfed by cancer cells, causing patients with renal cancer bone metastasis to lose weight sharply and become very thin. Patients with renal cancer bone metastasis often have a poor appetite and are depressed, which leads to the loss of nutrients and the failure of various body functions.

3. General fatigue

Under the long-term torture of kidney cancer and bone metastasis, coupled with the loss of appetite or some side effects of chemotherapy, advanced patients often feel weak and out of breath when talking. At this time, kidney cancer tissue cells metastasize to various parts of the body, which will seriously threaten the patient's life safety.