
CT Showed Radical Nephrectomy In Kidney, Perforated Colon. Having Diarrhea. Chances Of Kidney Cancer?

from what you describe, it is quite probable there there is a cancer that is already or has actually spread already. The distribution of lung and liver lesions are characteristic. Abnormal blood levels and cells are also common common with these cancers.
A PET scan is usually important and grading the degree of spread and a CT Scan to determine the extent of invasion of a particular region. I might want to think that they certainly refused to give you results maybe they were protecting patients confidentiality, may be did not want you to easily get discouraged to continue a particular treatment plan which could actually improve the state of health of your patient.
I would love that you continue following the treatment protocols prescribed by your oncologist, but its worth saying that he almost certainly has a cancer that is almost widespread already. Survival chances depend on early diagnosis, treatment options offered and compliance to particular treatment plans. Its worth mentioning that patients usually respond to these protocols differently.
I suggest you keep this in mind, follow your doctor s prescriptions and continue taking good care and motivating your patient morally for its of utmost importance.
Hope this helps as I wish you just the best. Would be honored answering further questions if any,
Thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.


Thanks once again and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.

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