What are the early symptoms of brain cancer

Early symptoms of brain cancer include headache, nausea, vomiting, and headaches. Most patients with brain malignancies have headaches because of increased intracranial pressure, which is most obvious, especially in the morning. Headaches are aggravated by coughing and defecation. Brain cancer patients usually experience increased intracranial pressure in the early stages, accompanied by headaches, vomiting, vision loss, and blindness. The early symptoms of brain cancer patients are often not very typical and can manifest as mild headaches.

Can lung cancer metastasize to brain cancer be cured?

Lung cancer brain metastasis belongs to the advanced stage. In this case, the specific treatment plan is mainly determined based on the patient's pathological results or genetic testing, such as chemotherapy. For patients with gene mutations, targeted combined targeted drug therapy can be used. For brain metastases, local radiotherapy can be used, but for patients with advanced lung cancer, the possibility of treatment is very small. Lung cancer brain metastasis is usually a manifestation of advanced lung cancer, which can cause severe impaired consciousness and even coma symptoms. At the same time, it can cause severe increase in intracranial pressure, leading to headaches, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. Early and timely radiotherapy and chemotherapy are manifestations of advanced malignant tumors, and most of them have a poor prognosis. , Patients can use traditional Chinese medicine to treat atrophy tumor capillaries, which also has special effects on lung cancer brain metastasis, will not cause any harm and toxic side effects to the body, and can enable patients to see the treatment effect in a short time.

Advanced brain cancer doesn’t like to eat?

Late-stage brain cancer may cause loss of appetite. If you often don't eat, it will reduce the body's resistance, resulting in nutrition not keeping up with the body's metabolic capacity, which will also increase the burden and aggravate the condition. Late-stage brain tumor patients should eat a light diet. Brain tumors occur in intracranial tumors, benign tumors, and malignant tumors. As the tumor grows, the body will have some adverse symptoms, common headaches, vomiting, dizziness, and some functional disorders. If there are functional disorders, it may affect the diet. Brain tumor patients should eat a light diet during the recovery period.