What are the early symptoms of lung cancer brain metastasis?

Common symptoms of advanced lung cancer brain metastasis include: Headache: more serious in nature, often occurs in the morning, sometimes wakes up in sleep, but the headache will gradually ease or disappear after getting up. The early symptoms of lung cancer brain metastasis are mainly manifested in the following aspects: Lung cancer brain metastasis, early symptoms will appear dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, intracranial pressure increases with the development of the disease. Mainly manifested as cough, blood in sputum, hemoptysis, chest pain, fever, headache, vomiting, brain metastasis lesions have bone metastasis lesions and neck lumps.

Can a brain tumor affect the auditory nerve?

Some tumors sometimes affect the auditory nerve, and the following situations are mainly recommended: The first situation is patients with brain tumors. Although the lesions are not close to the auditory nerve, due to their large size, intracranial edema and obvious brain tissue edema occur, compressing the auditory nerve, thereby affecting the function of the auditory nerve and causing hearing loss. Brain tumors can damage normal brain tissue, compress adjacent brain parenchyma or cerebral blood vessels, leading to increased intracranial pressure and mental symptoms, especially invading or compressing the frontal lobe, temporal lobe, and occipital lobe, manifesting as hallucinations, delusions, depression, personality changes, intellectual disability, etc. Once these symptoms occur, you must pay attention. The intracranial location may cause mental and emotional abnormalities in patients, especially malignant brain tumors are more likely to occur, because the frontal lobe has a particularly large impact on human mental emotions. If a malignant brain tumor involves the frontal lobe or there is obvious edema around it affecting the frontal lobe, the patient may experience mental symptoms.

How long can you live with a malignant brain tumor?

For brain cancer, it is best not to choose Western medicine and surgical treatment. Surgery can easily cause cancer cell metastasis. You can take more Chinese medicine for treatment, which is particularly harmless to the body and has no side effects. Usually you must maintain a good mood, not have too much mental stress, and get enough sleep, which has a good control effect on the disease. It is also necessary to carefully describe the brain tumor, and whether the specific location of the director is accompanied by metastasis to other parts is determined by the patient's symptoms. The survival period of patients with brain malignant tumors mainly depends on the nature of the tumor.