Informative Speech On Kidney Cancer
Kidney Cancer Every year 14,240 people die from a disease known as kidney cancer. So today we’re gonna learn what are the main causes, how is it diagnosed, what are the symptoms, and how to treat it.
Kidney cancer is a disease in which kidney cells become malignant and grow out of control, forming a tumor. These first appear in the lining of tiny tubes in the kidney and as time passes it grows and grow until death; This was discovered and named by Greek physician Hippocrates (“Father of medicine”) but wasn’t truly explored until February 4, 2002 the start of cancer research. So to prevent this you should look for certain symptoms. Since kidneys filter the blood and is apart of the urinary system in order to diagnose it you need a blood or …show more content…
If you have two or more of these symptoms there's a high chance you have kidney cancer and you should get examined for it. But if you are too late and have fully developed kidney cancer what do you do? The simplest way (Not easiest or cheapest) to get rid of kidney cancer is to simply remove the infected kidney and all should be well as long as one of two things don’t occur. First your second kidney is unhealthy or can’t function properly. Second the cancer has spread beyond the kidney. Another way is to remove the tumor and save the kidney with radio waves (electromagnetic wave of a frequency between about 10 to the 4th and 10 to the eleventh) or just freeze it. If the cancer has spread passed the kidney then you could use these methods: immunotherapy, molecularly targeted therapies, or localized radiation therapy. But the word is TREATMENT meaning it can slow down and temporarily take care of the effects. But there's no hundred percent
Kidney cancer is a disease in which kidney cells become malignant and grow out of control, forming a tumor. These first appear in the lining of tiny tubes in the kidney and as time passes it grows and grow until death; This was discovered and named by Greek physician Hippocrates (“Father of medicine”) but wasn’t truly explored until February 4, 2002 the start of cancer research. So to prevent this you should look for certain symptoms. Since kidneys filter the blood and is apart of the urinary system in order to diagnose it you need a blood or …show more content…
If you have two or more of these symptoms there's a high chance you have kidney cancer and you should get examined for it. But if you are too late and have fully developed kidney cancer what do you do? The simplest way (Not easiest or cheapest) to get rid of kidney cancer is to simply remove the infected kidney and all should be well as long as one of two things don’t occur. First your second kidney is unhealthy or can’t function properly. Second the cancer has spread beyond the kidney. Another way is to remove the tumor and save the kidney with radio waves (electromagnetic wave of a frequency between about 10 to the 4th and 10 to the eleventh) or just freeze it. If the cancer has spread passed the kidney then you could use these methods: immunotherapy, molecularly targeted therapies, or localized radiation therapy. But the word is TREATMENT meaning it can slow down and temporarily take care of the effects. But there's no hundred percent