What is the reason for repeated fever in brain cancer

Symptoms of increased intracranial pressure in brain cancer occur in more than 90% of brain tumor patients, and are manifested as headaches, nausea, vomiting, and headaches mostly located in the forehead and temporal region. They are persistent headaches that are paroxysmal and aggravated, and are often more severe in the morning, but can be normal during the intervals. Papilledema and decreased vision So what is the reason for repeated fevers in brain cancer patients?

1. Cancer cell tissue necrosis, the body's absorption of necrotic substances generates absorption heat, so fever occurs. In addition, paralysis for many months may cause bedsores, secondary lung infections, or colds. Patients can be given nutrient solution and albumin to strengthen their physical fitness and nutrition. Antibiotics can be given.
2. Due to the symptoms caused by central and infectious fever caused by local circulatory disorders after craniocerebral surgery, it is recommended to continue to actively reduce intracranial pressure, improve cerebral circulation, and carry out anti-infection treatment.
3. For high fever caused by wound infection after surgery, it is recommended that you seek timely treatment and adjust your diet. Try to avoid raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods in your daily diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and drink more boiled water.