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My grandad's ct scan (abdomen with contrast) results says renal cell carcinoma. should i be worried about this? :/
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When to Worry: Yes. Of course. He has cancer. It is normal to be concerned.
Answered 7/16/2016
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Yes: CT scans are often the first test to reveal a malignant tumor in the kidney. See a urologist ASAP
Answered 7/16/2016
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