Can brain CT detect nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

If the tumor of nasopharyngeal carcinoma is relatively large, it can be diagnosed through head CT scan. However, the early stage of nasopharyngeal carcinoma is relatively small and is generally easy to be missed. It is necessary to diagnose through CT or MRI of the nasopharynx and treat it early to prevent missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis. Head CT may scan the base of the skull and the nasopharynx, and may find abnormal nasopharyngeal space-occupying hyperplasia. According to the symptoms you described, the patient is suspected of nasopharyngeal carcinoma, and cranial CT cannot detect nasopharyngeal carcinoma.

Can lymphoma brain metastasis be cured?

Seeing the brain metastasis, radiotherapy is recommended to improve the current situation. Patients are advised to undergo active treatment to improve their symptoms and prolong their survival time. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to their diet and daily rest. Patients can currently take Chinese medicine for regulation, such as the monomeric Chinese medicine ginsenoside Rg, which can help patients prevent the formation of new blood vessels for lymphoma cancer cells, reduce the pain caused by brain metastasis of lymphoma, prevent the metastasis and further deterioration of brain metastasis cancer cells of lymphoma, and enhance the patient's immunity. It can only be said that lymphoma, as a malignant tumor, is difficult to cure in itself, especially if it has metastasized and spread. In this case, the treatment will be more difficult. For the specific treatment process, it is recommended to communicate with the attending physician if the lymphoma has metastasized.

The patient was 80 years old and had advanced esophageal cancer and cerebral infarction.

If you have esophageal cancer and have cerebral infarction, you should pay attention to this situation. Try to improve your diet and maintain a regular life. Do not eat fried and irritating foods. You need to combine Shuyi's plan for more effective treatment. There is no good treatment for mid-to-late stage esophageal cancer. It can only be treated with parenteral nutrition. It can also be combined with some radiotherapy and chemotherapy methods for active treatment to prolong survival time. Massage the abdomen clockwise with your hands every day to promote gastrointestinal motility and digestion. If pain occurs, use some painkillers. For patients with advanced esophageal cancer and cerebral infarction.