Cancer risk: Women with kidney disease are more likely to suffer from cancer

sadiyaafreen (31)in #cn • 7 years ago

Kidney Disease Cancer Risk!

Recently, in a journal published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (SJASN), women are suffering from various complications of kidneys and are not regularly monitoring breast or cervical cancer, they are at risk of developing cancer anytime.

The risk of these women is much higher than other women. For women with chronic kidney disease (CKD), the risk of breast and cervical cancer is very high. These risks can appear in the form of urine, digestive tract and nipples.

There are many symptoms of kidney disease or older women who are undergoing dialysis are more likely to have lower risk of breast and cervical cancer. 61 percent of CKD patients have been diagnosed with breast cancer.

In addition, breast cancer occurs in women at 54% in CKD stage 3, 37% for women in CKD stage 4 or 5 and diabetes of 26%. Researchers say the same type of outcome is related to cervical cancer.

#kr #kr-new #health #life

7 years ago in #cn by sadiyaafreen (31)

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