What are the exercises for the early stages of brain cancer?

Brain tumors include primary brain tumors that originate from the brain substance and secondary brain tumors that metastasize from other parts of the body to the skull. Primary brain tumors are divided into benign and malignant according to their biological characteristics. Benign brain tumors grow slowly, have a relatively complete capsule, do not infiltrate surrounding tissues, and are well differentiated; malignant brain tumors grow quickly, have no capsule, have unclear boundaries, grow in an infiltrative manner, and are poorly differentiated. So what are the early movements of brain cancer?

First of all, get enough sleep. Make sure you get more than 8 hours of sleep.
Secondly, moderate exercise. The easiest way is to walk, usually about 15 minutes each time, 23 times a day. The speed should be slow, just enough to make you sweat slightly, and the heart rate should be 110 to 120 beats per minute.
Secondly, eat a balanced diet, eat more light and easily digestible food, and drink plenty of water to facilitate bowel movements and avoid constipation that causes increased intracranial pressure. Finally, pay attention to weather changes and prevent colds.
Different brain tumor rehabilitation methods are also different. For example, after the removal of a pituitary tumor, you should avoid sneezing and blowing your nose. After brain tumor surgery, it means after the brain tumor is removed by surgery. Usually there will be some sequelae after surgery. These symptoms are not caused by the existence of the brain tumor, because at this time the brain tumor has been removed and cured. The sequelae are caused by the damage to the nerve function caused by the tumor or surgery.