What are the differential diagnoses of brain cancer in TCM

What are the differential diagnoses of brain cancer in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

1. Whether you have a brain tumor or not. You need to do a CT scan based on your symptoms and brain. Generally speaking, TCM cannot make a complete diagnosis. It is recommended to do a brain CT scan and timely symptomatic treatment based on the results of the examination. It is recommended that you pay more attention to the simple TCM pulse. It is not possible to fully judge whether brain disease or brain tumor belongs to the category of TCM headache. Differential diagnosis is based on different TCM evidence types, such as cold and dampness, blood stasis, phlegm, etc. Different TCM evidence types are used for different TCM treatments.

2. Brain tumors fall into the category of headaches or vomiting in traditional Chinese medicine. It is necessary to distinguish between real headaches and general headaches. A real headache is a special headache, sudden severe headache, persistent confusion, heavier hair, often accompanied by projectile vomiting, convulsions, etc., which is more dangerous.

Early symptoms of lung cancer turning into brain cancer

It can also cause high blood pressure and weakened pulse. Many patients will experience emotional excitement and restlessness after the disease metastasizes, and some patients will have impaired consciousness. If lung cancer is not controlled and treated in time, it will cause metastasis to the brain and form a brain tumor.

Symptoms and signs of lung cancer metastasis to the chest can be seen in 3% to 10% of patients, most of whom are small cell lung cancer, followed by undifferentiated large cell lung cancer, adenocarcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.