Can brain cancer be operated on again?

Can brain cancer be treated with surgery again?

1. If the intracranial malignant tumor cannot be completely removed, or high-grade gliomas often recur after surgery, if the patient can tolerate the surgery, surgery can also be used for treatment, and postoperative radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy and other methods can be used for treatment, but most of them have a poor prognosis.

2. For malignant tumors occurring in the brain, if the patient shows symptoms of recurrence, he or she can generally undergo another surgery. However, if the tumor metastasizes to other parts of the body or multiple systemic metastases occur, the conditions for surgery are lost and only conservative treatment can be performed.

3. If brain cancer recurs after surgery and you choose surgery again, the result will be the same.

Will a brain tumor cause weight loss?

For benign brain tumors, if they grow in non-functional areas or the tumor is relatively small, most of them grow slowly and only require regular check-ups. Generally, they have no obvious effects on the human body. If the growth in the functional area causes compression symptoms, or the tumor is relatively large, timely surgical treatment is required and most of them can be cured. Generally, they will not cause weight loss.

Brain tumors can cause weight loss. Brain tumors are divided into benign and malignant. Relatively speaking, benign brain tumors are not particularly harmful, but malignant brain tumors grow faster and may even affect the patient's life. Patients with benign brain tumors are prone to headaches, nausea, and blurred vision. Brain tumors may cause weight loss.