Survival rate on Kidney Cancer that has spread to the lung?
My husband has kidney cancer he has a 13cm x 10cm tumor in his kidney and a mass in his lymph node and it has spread to the one lung. He had a bone scan and that was negative and I am really concerned everything that I read gives no hope. It’s like ok it is in the lung so you do not have a very high survival rate. I need some hope. If there is anyone that has survived please give me some hope!
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It’s really hard to say with kidney cancer.My wife was diagnosed in Oct 2003 with stage IV kidney cancer.she also had mess in in her lungs as well as other places.She lost her battle on July 22 2009.However there are more treatments available now.Your husband could live a long time but you must be proactive in his treatment.
I’m sorry to hear about your husband. My son had a stage I favourable histology Wilms Tumor as an infant so we’ve met lots of other children with the same type of kidney cancer. I know several children who had metastases to the lung and other organs that are alive and well today. It isn’t a death sentence and there are many new treatments and clinical trials your husband may be eligible for. Don’t give up hope, he could live a perfectly normal life after winning this battle. Best of luck to you and your husband! If you have any more questions feel free to email me (crazycanuckj@yahoo.ca) or IM me (crazycanuckj).
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