What to do if kidney cancer metastasizes to the brain

What should we do if kidney cancer metastasizes to the brain? There are many treatment methods, including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. However, surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy are not suitable for patients with severe advanced disease and weak constitution, as they are traumatic, have strong toxic side effects, have a high postoperative recurrence rate, and are expensive. They are unaffordable for most patients.

Opinion and suggestion: Biological immunotherapy collects mononuclear cells from patients’ blood for proliferation and culture to obtain mature cells with tumor cell recognition ability and more active and lethal cells, and these two cells are returned to the patient’s body twice to specifically kill tumor cells. It is safe and has no toxic side effects. It activates the human immune mechanism, improves the human immune ability, and effectively removes the remaining tumor cells and metastatic micro-lesions in the patient’s body, achieving the purpose of controlling tumor growth, preventing tumor recurrence, metastasis and deterioration, and achieving multiple goals of extending the patient’s survival and rapidly improving the patient’s quality of life. Since biological treatment technology uses the body’s own immune cells instead of traditional chemical drugs to kill tumor cells, the majority of cancer patients can use it with confidence, especially to assist in the surgical treatment of early gastric cancer patients, which can achieve significant therapeutic effects and can completely achieve the purpose of extending the patient’s survival and rapidly improving the patient’s quality of life. It is safe and has no toxic side effects.