1. Kidney Cancer By Ryan Francis

2. How you get it and symptoms doctors don't really no what causes kidney cancer but they do no things that differently increase the chances like smoking, kidney disease, obesity and high blood pressure. These are just a few contributors to the whole devastating disease. Regular symptoms greatly vary from patient to patient but there are some similarities. These are a few. Blood in the urine, aches in the side, lump around the kidney area, tiredness, unexpected weight loss and little appetite and fever with sweating. If you get any of these symptoms consult your doctor.

3. Cures The main sequence of cure is to remove the affected kidney, once your sure the other is fully operational, and apply radio or chemo therapy, if there has been any spread. There needs to be frequent check ups on the patient to see if everything is still in order for the next five years or so. Once you've had your kidney removed you have to be careful about what sports you play and activities you participate in. you have to take very careful care of your remanding kidney. There are ways to relive the pain though without such drastic measures but in the long term this is better.

4. How to prevent it You cant really prevent kidney cancer but you can help decrease the risks of getting it. Here are a few ways. Stop smoking if you are, maintain a healthy weight for your age and gender, keep your blood pressure low through plenty of exercise and a healthy diet and don’t drink to much alcohol.