Can patients with early-stage brain cancer be cured?

Malignant brain tumors are malignant tumors that grow inside the skull. For early-stage brain cancer patients and their families, the first question they want to clarify is whether early-stage brain cancer can be cured. As far as the current treatment status is concerned, malignant brain tumors are still a major medical problem that has not been overcome. However, this does not mean that having brain cancer is a death sentence. There are also many clinical cases of long-term survival after treatment. So can patients with early-stage brain cancer be cured?

Whether early brain tumors can be cured depends mainly on whether appropriate treatment methods are taken in time. Early brain cancer tumors are small, and if the location is suitable, surgical resection should be performed. If the tumor is difficult to remove, radiotherapy can be performed first, and then surgical resection can be performed after the tumor becomes smaller. In addition, all Western medical treatments will cause varying degrees of damage to normal human cells. Clinically, it is often advocated to combine traditional Chinese medicine treatment to achieve the effect of enhancing efficacy and reducing toxicity.

In addition, whether early brain tumors can be cured is also closely related to the patient's physical function. Only with good physical function and strong immunity can one resist the development of cancer and tolerate various drug treatments.

Therefore, it is extremely important for brain cancer patients to improve their immune function and enhance their resistance to tumors. In terms of diet, brain cancer patients should eat foods that protect intracranial blood vessels: wild rice stem, sunflower seeds, chrysanthemum brain, shepherd's purse, celery, etc.; foods that prevent and treat intracranial hypertension: walnut kernels, red beans, corn silk, etc.; foods that protect against chemotherapy side effects: mushrooms, white fungus, walnuts and day lily, etc.