Symptoms of brain metastasis from cervical cancer

The symptoms of lung cancer brain metastasis mainly include dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, limited limb movement on one side, and further development may lead to coma, which seriously threatens the patient's life. The symptoms of epilepsy are rapid development in patients with brain metastasis, which may show acute progressive aggravation. Symptoms of cervical cancer metastasis: In the early stage, cervical cancer is limited to the cervix and spreads to other surrounding tissues. Patients will not have obvious early symptoms of cervical cancer.

Is the cure rate for brain tumors zero?

With the progress of medical development, people's understanding of diseases and the improvement of professional doctors' clinical skills, the understanding of brain tumors has gradually improved. In recent years, there are more and more treatments for brain tumors, and the curative effect is remarkable. Many brain tumors can be completely cured by surgery. The recurrence of some brain tumors is reduced after radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Brain keratinoma mainly depends on the location of the keratinoma, and then the classification of the keratinoma and the patient's physical condition are comprehensively judged. The cure rate of high-grade keratinoma is relatively low, and it is easy to recur after surgical resection, while low-grade keratinoma, such as Ⅰ, Ⅱ, can be cured and survive for a long time after surgical resection. The cure rate of brain tumors should not be so pessimistic, because brain tumors also have the possibility of being cured.

Will lymphoma metastasize to the brain in its early stages?

If lymphoma metastasizes and is not well controlled, it may metastasize to various parts of the body, including the liver, lungs, and brain. In this case, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are mainly used to control the spread of tumor cells. If it is an early lymphoma patient, if it is found, it needs to be adjusted as soon as possible. Lymphoma metastases to the brain and will cause neurological symptoms such as movement disorders and mental changes or vision changes. Many patients cannot stand straight or stand unsteadily, or have recent memory loss, or talk nonsense, or even have consciousness disorders. Brain metastasis of lymphoma belongs to the late stage.