How long can a patient with advanced brain cancer live in coma

Intracranial tumors, also known as brain tumors, are the most common diseases in neurosurgery. Most of them are primary intracranial tumors originating from intracranial tissues. Secondary intracranial tumors originate from the metastasis of malignant tumors in other parts of the body or the invasion of tumors in adjacent tissues. Males are slightly more likely to suffer from this disease than females. This disease can occur at any age, but it is most common between the ages of twenty and fifty.

There is no way to accurately estimate how long a patient with advanced brain cancer can live, but the survival time may not be too long, most of the time it will be within half a year to a year. It mainly depends on how many lesions are metastasized into the brain and whether it is a primary intracranial malignant tumor or metastasized from other places. There may not be a good way to recover for patients in the advanced stage, but don't give up treatment. Try to use measures to relieve pain and prolong survival. For intracranial brain tumors, you can consider local radiotherapy and other treatments. If there are symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, glycerol, fructose, etc. can symptomatically reduce intracranial pressure and relieve the patient's pain. If brain cancer is discovered early and treated early, the five-year survival rate can reach more than half a percent. If it is in the advanced stage, its five-year survival rate may be only about ten percent.

There is no way to accurately estimate how long a patient with advanced brain cancer can live, but the survival time may not be too long, most of the time it will be within half a year to a year. It mainly depends on how many lesions are metastasized into the brain and whether it is a primary intracranial malignant tumor or metastasized from other places. There may not be a good way to recover for patients in the advanced stage, but don't give up treatment. Try to use measures to relieve pain and prolong survival. For intracranial brain tumors, you can consider local radiotherapy and other treatments. If there are symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, glycerol, fructose, etc. can symptomatically reduce intracranial pressure and relieve the patient's pain. If brain cancer is discovered early and treated early, the five-year survival rate can reach more than half a percent. If it is in the advanced stage, its five-year survival rate may be only about ten percent.

It is impossible to accurately estimate how long a patient with advanced brain cancer can live, but the survival time may not be too long, most of the time it is within half a year to a year. It mainly depends on how many lesions are metastasized into the brain, whether it is a primary intracranial malignant tumor, or metastasized from other places. For advanced patients, there may not be a very good way to recover, but don't give up treatment. Try to use measures to relieve pain and prolong survival. Brain cancer is a very difficult disease. With the expansion of advanced tumors, the proliferation of cancer cells will pose a huge threat to the survival of cancer patients. How long you can live depends on the treatment effect and physical function, but the treatment rate of advanced patients is low and the survival time is relatively short.