What are the symptoms of renal cancer metastasis to the brain

What are the symptoms of kidney cancer metastasis to the brain?

The cause of kidney cancer is still unclear and is closely related to the patient's life.

The main reasons are:

Genetic factors: Genetic factors are an important factor leading to kidney cancer. Patients with a family history of genetics have a higher incidence rate than ordinary patients.

Smoking: This is the main cause of kidney cancer and long-term smokers are at a high risk of developing kidney cancer.

Obesity and high blood pressure: Obesity and high blood pressure affect each other. People with obesity and high blood pressure are more likely to develop kidney cancer. Others: unhealthy diet, abuse of drugs that are more harmful to the kidneys, and working in radioactive areas.

The symptoms of kidney cancer mainly include the following:

Low back pain: Early kidney cancer is not very obvious. Patients with kidney cancer may experience low back pain, abdominal pain or dull pain, which can be relieved on their own and are easily ignored by patients or confused with other diseases. As the tumor grows, kidney cancer will compress the peripheral nerves and intramuscular tissues, causing abdominal pain and worsening pain.

Hematuria: This is the second most common symptom of kidney cancer. It is often seen in the macroscopic hematuria. There will be a burning sensation when urinating blood, accompanied by slight pain and discomfort during urination. It often occurs intermittently and repeatedly.

Systemic symptoms: There will be lumps, hard lumps, unevenness, bloating, loss of appetite, and indigestion. Patients may also experience weight loss, nausea and vomiting.